Lingua Matrix: permeate, permit (verb), permit (noun)

permeate - /ˈpɜːrmɪeɪt/

permit (verb) - /pərˈmɪt/

permit (noun) - /ˈpɜr.mɪt/

The smell of fresh bread seemed to permeate the bakery, while the owner needed a permit to sell it legally.
Sunshine can permeate the windows, but the city won’t permit you to remove the blinds.
The teacher allowed enthusiasm to permeate the classroom, though she would not permit noise.
Joy can permeate the atmosphere of a wedding, yet the couple still requires a marriage permit.
Corruption began to permeate the system, and the government could not permit it to continue.
Fear seemed to permeate the crowd, but the police would not permit chaos.
The artist hoped creativity would permeate her work, even though the gallery did not permit certain displays.
Moisture tends to permeate the walls, so the landlord would not permit tenants to skip repairs.
The scent of flowers would permeate the room, and no one could permit smoking there.
Love can permeate a family, but parents cannot permit bad behavior to grow unchecked.

permeate - /ˈpɜːrmɪeɪt/ - проникать, распространяться, пропитывать, проходить сквозь.

Permeate рифмуется со словами: create, relate, debate, translate, innovate.

permit (verb) - /pərˈmɪt/ - позволять, допускать, позволить, разрешить, допустить, давать, дозволять.

Permit рифмуется со словами: admit, commit, submit, transmit,

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