Pronunciation: /ˌpɛnɪˈtreɪʃən/
noun the depth to which something penetrates
A1 The knife's penetration of the fruit was effortless.
A2 The spy's successful penetration of the enemy's defenses was crucial to the mission.
B1 The company's market penetration strategy helped them gain a larger share of the industry.
B2 The cybersecurity expert was impressed by the level of penetration achieved by the hacker.
C1 The novel explores the psychological penetration of the protagonist's mind.
C2 The artist's work showed a deep penetration into the complexities of human emotion.
formal The company's market penetration strategy has been successful in reaching new customers.
informal The new product has really penetrated the market and is selling well.
slang That movie really penetrated my emotions, I was crying the whole time.
figurative The artist's work has penetrated deep into the hearts of art enthusiasts.
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