Percolate Synonyms, Percolate Antonyms

Dictionary Thesaurus Word Dynamo Quotes Reference Translator Spanish

percolate

Main Entry:	per·co·late [v. pur-kuh-leyt; n. pur-kuh-lit, -leyt]
Part of Speech:

Dictionary.com Unabridged
Based on the Random House Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2012.
Cite This Source

Link To percolate

Main Entry:	percolate
Part of Speech:

The American Heritage® Stedman's Medical Dictionary
Copyright © 2002, 2001, 1995 by Houghton Mifflin Company. Published by Houghton Mifflin Company.
Cite This Source

Example Sentences

Normally, the neutrophils circulate in the blood and percolate through the tissues as a sort of surveillance force.

The news of this progress will percolate into the department as a whole.

The challenge is to sustain and percolate the impetus.

EXPAND

Normally, the neutrophils circulate in the blood and percolate through the tissues as a sort of surveillance force.

The news of this progress will percolate into the department as a whole.

The challenge is to sustain and percolate the impetus.

In other words, read the book and let the advice percolate.

Materials such as gravel permit water to percolate into the soil instead of running off into the street.

Now efforts to promote iced coffee consumption at home are beginning to percolate.

His response was that on margin no, it would be better to leave it, and let the news percolate on its own.

In big companies, decisions generally percolate up from the middle or even the bottom rather than being handed down from the top.

The cracks in the seafloor allow water to percolate through the ocean crust where it is heated by nearby chambers of magma.

Trump's name began to percolate in the news media as a presidential hopeful.

I've been letting events percolate over the last few days and trying to take a broader view.

We no longer boil grounds campfire style or percolate them genteel style in the pot.

The organisational hierarchy is flattened, allowing ideas to percolate and people to thrive.

But the idea has yet to percolate down into undergraduate programs, though the advantages would be even more pronounced.

Still, there are signs that the movement will continue to percolate.

I've been letting events percolate over the last few days.

Unfortunately, the toxic metals in the ash have a tendency to interact with groundwater and percolate into drinking supplies.

Carbon dioxide was piped in and allowed to percolate with the herb.

Ai's case will continue to percolate over the coming months.

The adoption of technology is how scientific discoveries percolate into use in everyday life.

Brown was ineligible for a stay, but legal questions and challenges continued to percolate.

They typically spray or inject the water into the ground and allow it to percolate down to aquifers.

Coffee effect,'' as water and rock percolate in a closed space.

Both countries celebrate the sums the women send home and simmer at the stories of mistreatment that percolate in the news media.

Success took a while to percolate through the system.

Most are unwilling to divulge details about the building, even as rumors about how much they cost percolate around town.

Part of the reason is that scientific work takes a long time to percolate to auto showrooms.

But the idea has yet to percolate down into undergraduate.

It is amazing how taking a break and allowing my thoughts to percolate can result in success.

Disappointment with the performance of toning shoes has begun to percolate into the wider world.

Sumathi, said she has seen the disease percolate in the back stories of some of her clientele.

But the sentiments behind it continued to percolate in some southern.

The dollars invested percolate throughout the community in a deeper manner than do new development.

COLLAPSE

Search another word or see percolateon Dictionary |Spanish

»Confusing Words
»School gear

»Style guide
»Literary terms

Style guide
Confusing words
Word of the Day

Free tools
Blog
Games

Partners:Word Bloglines Citysearch The Daily Beast Ask Answers Ask Kids Life123 Reference Sendori

About Privacy Policy Terms of Use API Careers Advertise with Us Contact Us Help

Please Login or Sign Up to use the Favorites feature

Please Login or Sign Up to use the Recent Searches feature

FAVORITES

RECENT

How many words do you know? FIND OUT