Durchdringende

Durchdringende is a German word that translates to "penetrating" or "pervading" in English. It describes something that passes through or enters deeply into something else. This can be applied in various contexts.

In a physical sense, "durchdringende" can refer to an object that is sharp enough to pierce through a material, like a needle penetrating fabric. It can also describe a substance that seeps or filters through, such as water seeping through soil.

Metaphorically, "durchdringende" can describe an idea or influence that becomes widely accepted or deeply felt. For example, a "durchdringende" fear might be one that affects a person's every thought and action. Similarly, a "durchdringende" influence in art or music signifies a style that has had a significant and lasting impact. The word often carries a sense of intensity or thoroughness.