penetrative
/ˈpɛnəˌtreɪtɪv/
adjective
- Able to go into or through something.
- The knife had a penetrative tip that could cut through leather.
- The drill bit is designed to be highly penetrative in hard rock.
- Penetrative radar can see through walls and detect movement.
- Showing deep understanding or insight.
- His penetrative mind could solve puzzles in minutes.
- Her penetrative analysis of the data revealed new trends.
- The journalist asked a penetrative question about the policy.
- Relating to or involving the act of entering a market or area.
- The company's penetrative strategy focused on rural areas.
- Penetrative advertising helped the brand reach new customers.
- The team developed a penetrative sales approach for the product.
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