Verb:

கொஞ்சங்கொஞ்சமாக உட்புகு,

infiltrate's Usage Examples:

Watchmen and The Dark Knight Returns might have been called parodic superhero comics: attempts to infiltrate some reality and see what happens.

From the Apple side of the equation, the iPod touch has started to infiltrate the portable gaming marketing occupied by the Nintendo DS and the Sony PSP.

In some of the adenoid cancers of the alimentary tract this mucoid material is formed by the epithelial cells from which it flows out and infiltrates the surrounding tissues; both the cells and tissues appear to be transformed into this gelatinous substance, forming the so-called " colloid cancer " (fig.

Fluticasone propionate (Flonase, Flovent) is reported to be helpful in most cases of EG, if the medicine is swallowed so that it comes directly in contact with the esophageal tissues that are infiltrated by eosinophils.

But, as computers have infiltrated the rest of our lives, they've also changed the way some people craft.

Patients with a recent history of pulmonary infiltrates or pneumonia may be at higher risk.

Sookie plans to infiltrate the Fellowship of the Sun to find Godric, unaware that Jason will be there too.

It rapidly infiltrates the lungs and may metastasize to bones in other parts of the body.

It is formed of sand or fine gravel cemented by infiltrated oxide of iron.

There is no evidence that this material is brought by the circulating blood and infiltrates the tissues.

I have reason to believe that's about the only place that hasn't been infiltrated by those professing allegiance to East or West.

About 50 percent of metastatic cancers that infiltrate the central nervous system and about 10 percent of central nervous system tumors will shed cells into the CSF.

They can infiltrate nearby tissues, enter the bloodstream, and metastasize to bones, tissues, and organs far from the original malignancy.

Synonyms:

sink in, filter, permeate, percolate,

Antonyms:

dematerialise, dematerialize, keep down, stay in place, idle,