penetratively
/ˈpɛnɪtrətɪvli/adverb
In a penetrative manner; with penetration.
Origin
Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Sergeant (1623–1707), Roman Catholic controversialist and philosopher. From penetrative + -ly. Compare French pénétrativement.
- Di Stefano, Alfredo
- distemper
- distempered
- distend
- distended
- distensibility
- distensible
- pupil reaction
- pupil-room
- pupilship
- pupil teacher
- pupil-teacher center
- pupil-teacher centre
- pupil-teachership
- pupil-teacher training-center
- pupil-teacher training-centre
- pupil–teacher
- Pupin cable
- Pupin coil
- Pupinised
- pupinized
- Pupipara
- pupiparous
- pup joint
- pupoid