penetrancy
/ˈpɛnɪtrənsi/Now rare
noun
Penetrating quality; penetrativeness (literal and figurative ).
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in Philip Sidney (1554–1586), author and courtier. From classical Latin penetrant-, penetrāns penetrant: see -ancy.
- key ring
- key screw
- key seat
- key-seated
- keysender
- keysending
- key sentence
- key signature
- key someone/thing into (or in with)
- key something to
- Key Stage
- keystone
- Keystone cop
- keystone correction
- keystoned
- keystone effect
- Keystone Kop
- keystone mask
- keystone species
- Keystone State
- keystoning
- keystroke
- keystroker
- keystroking
- key tail