Pronunciation: /ˈpɛnɪˌtreɪbəl/
noun a penetrable substance or object
A1 The wall was penetrable by the small animal.
A2 The fabric of the tent was penetrable by the rain.
B1 The security system was penetrable with the right code.
B2 The fortress had defenses that were penetrable by skilled intruders.
C1 The encryption on the data was penetrable with advanced hacking techniques.
C2 The shield was penetrable by the powerful blast from the enemy's weapon.
adjective capable of being penetrated or passed through
A1 The fabric was so thin that it was penetrable by even the smallest of needles.
A2 The wooden fence was old and rotting, making it easily penetrable by animals.
B1 The security measures at the airport were not penetrable, ensuring the safety of passengers.
B2 The encryption used for the sensitive data was penetrable by skilled hackers.
C1 The fortress had multiple layers of defense, making it nearly impenetrable to enemy forces.
C2 The scientist's theory was so complex that it was penetrable only by experts in the field.
formal The material used for the new windows is highly penetrable by light.
informal I can't believe how penetrable this plastic bag is, it ripped so easily.
slang The security at that place is so lax, it's penetrable by anyone.
figurative Her tough exterior may seem impenetrable, but deep down she is actually quite penetrable.
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