porously
/ˈpɔrəsli/
adverb
- In a way that has many small holes or allows liquids or air to pass through.
- The clay was porously formed, letting water seep through easily.
- The sponge acts porously, absorbing moisture from the air.
- The fabric was woven porously to keep the wearer cool.
- In a way that is easily crossed or penetrated; not securely.
- The border was porously guarded, allowing many illegal crossings.
- The network was porously protected, so hackers got in quickly.
- The team played porously, leaving gaps in their defense.