penetration
/ˌpɛnəˈtreɪʃən/
noun
- The act or process of going into or through something.
- The nail's penetration into the wall was smooth and easy.
- The army's penetration of enemy territory was carefully planned.
- Water penetration through the roof caused damage to the ceiling.
- The ability to understand or grasp something deeply.
- His quick penetration of the problem saved the team a lot of time.
- The detective's penetration of the mystery took months of work.
- Her penetration of the complex theory impressed the professor.
- The success of a product or idea in reaching a market or audience.
- Social media penetration among teenagers is nearly 100 percent.
- The new app achieved deep penetration into the education sector.
- The company's market penetration in Asia has grown rapidly.