permeable

Example Sentences

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Loamy soil — our hero — holds moisture longer than sand but is still permeable enough for water to sink deep into the ground.

From Los Angeles Times

In other parts of the Central Valley with permeable soils, growers have invested in infrastructure to send storm water to vineyards and orchards, successfully replenishing groundwater while continuing to produce crops.

From Los Angeles Times

“Traditional lawns get compacted over the years and are not considered permeable surfaces,” Sadler says.

From Seattle Times

Under temporary contracts with the federal government, they will be able to send water through canals to areas with permeable soils that allow for groundwater recharge.

From Los Angeles Times

This permeable quality is a hallmark of director Jamie Lloyd’s impeccable revival of “A Doll’s House.”

From Washington Post