penetrative
- adjective
- /ˈpɛnɪtreɪtɪv/
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perspicaz
- Like is it true that the the penetrative type is stronger than the the tutorial type?
But the the man being more Yang and and penetrative and seeking and achieving I feel like.
- But the the man being more Yang and and penetrative and seeking and achieving I feel like.
Examples
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Yet the officer develops a penetrative fantasy: "Don't waste good steel."
Academic text (1994) -
But the the man being more Yang and and penetrative and seeking and achieving I feel like.
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He, he is the most penetrative sort of agent that the Russians ever had. And, and what happened was that,
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He has it in his head that after meeting three times... ...we should be able to have penetrative sex which results in simultaneous orgasm.
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or cries out for penetrative, imaginative understanding (1982: 13).
Academic text (1993) -
This genital and penetrative privilege reinforces the phallocentric character of teledildonics.
Academic text (2018) -
Pairing two female devices, such as Nora, Hera, or Pearl, does not inflect the penetrative framework.
Academic text (2018) -
It is highly significant that Drummond-Hay, in the course of an otherwise deeply penetrative study for his 1925 Assessment Report, was unable to discover the actual vernacular terms for, or even the location of, the regulatory associations of the Ndop plain kingdoms.
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Her penetrative analysis of the issue revealed insights that no one else had considered.
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The book is filled with penetrative observations that challenge conventional thinking.
Synonyms
152
3.3
Quick at noticing small details and understanding things
79
5.7
Showing a clear, deep understanding of a difficult problem or situation
57
2.8
Having a quick, clear mind that notices small details
43
5.5
Quick to notice or understand small details and meaning
40
6.9
Good at understanding a situation quickly and using it to get an advantage
21
4.1
Able to notice and understand things quickly
8
6.8
Showing a clear, deep understanding and explaining ideas sharply
5
6.7
Able to understand new things very quickly
3
5.4
Quick to understand and notice important details
2
6.2
Showing good taste and the ability to notice small differences in quality
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9.8
Able to notice and understand things that are not obvious
1
6.3
A person who notices and understands things quickly and deeply
1
9.2
Able to notice and understand things quickly
1
6.7
Able to understand new ideas very quickly
Sharp and clear in a way that makes a strong impression
Thinking or words that are very sharp and hurt people quickly
Antonyms
How Insightful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word penetrative comes from Latin penetrare, meaning 'to go into' or 'to pierce', and it is the same root as penetrate. A helpful way to remember the thinking meaning is to imagine a mind that 'goes into' a problem to find its heart, so a penetrative person sees deep truth quickly.