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Penetrable

usgb/ˈpenətrəbl/Volume
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Physical BarrierPlay
Used when talking about something that stops movement, like walls or dense areas. SlideThe old castle's walls were once penetrable, but now they're reinforced.
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Ease of EntryPlay
Describes how simple it is to enter or go through something physical. SlideThe once impassable cave is now easily penetrable by tourists.
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Literal MeaningPlay
Focuses on the actual, literal ability to pass through an object or substance. SlideThis fabric is penetrable by water, so it's not good for raincoats.