pervadere
61pervaso — part. pass. di pervadere; anche agg. penetrato, pieno (fig.), venato, intriso …
62pervade — per•vade [[t]pərˈveɪd[/t]] v. t. vad•ed, vad•ing to become spread throughout all parts of: Spring pervaded the air[/ex] • Etymology: 1645–55; < L pervādere to pass through =per per +vādere to go, walk per•vad′er, n. per•va′sion ˈveɪ ʒən n.… …
63pervade — /pəˈveɪd / (say puh vayd) verb (t) (pervaded, pervading) 1. to extend its presence, activities, influence, etc., throughout: spring pervaded the air. 2. to go, pass, or spread through. 3. Rare to go everywhere throughout (a place), as a person.… …
64pervade — ► VERB ▪ spread or be present throughout; suffuse. DERIVATIVES pervasion noun. ORIGIN Latin pervadere go or come through …
65pervasion — pervade ► VERB ▪ spread or be present throughout; suffuse. DERIVATIVES pervasion noun. ORIGIN Latin pervadere go or come through …
66pervade — [pər vād′] vt. pervaded, pervading [L pervadere < per, through + vadere, to go: see EVADE] 1. Now Rare to pass through; spread or be diffused throughout 2. to be prevalent throughout pervasion [pərvā′zhən] n …
67pervade — v.tr. 1 spread throughout, permeate. 2 (of influences etc.) become widespread among or in. 3 be rife among or through. Derivatives: pervasion n. Etymology: L pervadere (as PER , vadere vas go) …
68per|vad´er — per|vade «puhr VAYD», transitive verb, vad|ed, vad|ing. 1. to go or spread throughout; be throughout: »The odor of pines pervades the air. He worked so hard that weariness pervaded his whole body. SYNONYM(S): penetrate, permeate, impregnate. 2.… …
69per|vade — «puhr VAYD», transitive verb, vad|ed, vad|ing. 1. to go or spread throughout; be throughout: »The odor of pines pervades the air. He worked so hard that weariness pervaded his whole body. SYNONYM(S): penetrate, permeate, impregnate. 2. to b …
