NOUN
- the action of penetrating between or among
- mutual penetration; diffusion of each through the other
How To Use interpenetration In A Sentence
- For his action is his response to his maker’s design, his individual part in the creation of himself, his yielding to the All in all, to the tides of whose harmonious cosmoplastic life all his being thenceforward lies open for interpenetration and assimilation. Unspoken Sermons Series One
- Moltmann uses the concept of perichoresis to describe this relationship of mutual interpenetration. Panentheism
- Characterizations of these experiences might employ such metaphors as "interpenetration" of subject and object, or Serendip's Exchange -
- Such interpenetration and diffusion of ideas, images, and information is made possible by the Internet on a global scale.
- Free knowledge is a newly discovered, relatively independent cognitive realm formed from the interaction and interpenetration of rational knowledge and practice.
- No question the world became much more complicated when the internal system that developed in the United States became exposed to competition and interpenetration with Europe and Japan and more recently, China. Jamie Galbraith: 'The government is not, by any means, a pure representative of the working population.'
- The interpenetration of these relationships between politicians, senior civil servants and private business is what ultimately paralyses the State in its endeavour to economic development.
- For his action is his response to his maker's design, his individual part in the creation of himself, his yielding to the All in all, to the tides of whose harmonious cosmoplastic life all his being thenceforward lies open for interpenetration and assimilation. Unspoken Sermons Series I., II., and II.
- Instead of signifying being shut up within one's own private feelings and sensations, it signifies active and alert commerce with the world; at its height it signifies complete interpenetration of self and the world of objects and events. John Dewey's *Art as Experience*
- God's economic action in the world manifests the characteristics of the divine interpenetration and interanimation of the divine persons. Inhabitatio Dei
