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View definitions for infiltrate

infiltrate

verb as in creep in

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“We have to have a larger portion of our groundwater recharge coming from managing rainwater, in getting rid of impervious surfaces and letting it infiltrate,” Winter said.

“They will infiltrate a legitimate business, take control of its distribution networks and use it to move other illegal items, including stolen food.”

From BBC

Though he managed GOP political campaigns from Pat Buchanan in 1992 to Mitt Romney in 2012, Erickson is best known for his romantic relationship with Russian agent Maria Butina, who used Erickson’s connections to try to infiltrate the National Rifle Association.

From Slate

She believes there has been a coordinated effort by well-connected progressive groups like the Sierra Club to infiltrate and divide small, conservative communities all over the country, to take over school boards and city councils, and to turn residents against Trump.

With the psychological deftness of a cult leader, Trump is able to infiltrate the shadowed corners of America’s consciousness, casting a sinister silhouette that bends reality into a fevered hallucination of chaos and bloodlust.

From Salon

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