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“permeation” in Japanese

Japanese

Pronunciation

Romajishintō

Example

その考えは社会全体に浸透しました。so no kanga e wa sha kai zen tai ni shin tō shi ma shi ta

The idea has permeated society.

Illustration for 浸透 (permeation)

How to say “permeation” in Japanese

“Permeation” in Japanese is 浸透 (shintō).

Describes a substance or influence moving deeply through a surface, structure, or society and becoming widely established.

Full entry for 浸透: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with 浸透

地域の習慣が若い世代にも浸透し始めています。chi iki no shū kan ga waka i se dai ni mo shin tō shi haji me te i ma su

Local customs are beginning to spread among younger generations.

Tips for using 浸透

  • The noun 浸透 (shintō) appears in formal writing about how new technologies enter everyday life, especially in discussions of social change.

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