pervious
/ˈpɜrviəs/
adjective
- Allowing liquids or gases to pass through; permeable.
- The soil here is pervious, so water drains quickly after a storm.
- Pervious concrete allows rainwater to soak into the ground.
- Engineers chose a pervious material for the road to reduce flooding.
- Open to influence, reason, or new ideas; receptive.
- She was pervious to new suggestions during the team meeting.
- A good leader is pervious to feedback from employees.
- His mind was not pervious to logical arguments.
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