Difference between Permeate and Interpenetrate

PERMEATE vs INTERPENETRATE: NOUN

To become mixed or united by penetration.
To penetrate reciprocally.
To penetrate each the other; to penetrate between bodies or their parts.
In late Gothic architecture, a decoration by means of moldings which seem to pass through solid uprights, transoms, or other members; often, two sets of architectural members penetrating one another, in appearance, as if both had been plastic when they were put together.
To penetrate thoroughly; permeate or pervade.

To enter and spread through; to pervade.
To pass through the pores or interstices of; to penetrate and pass through without causing rupture or displacement; -- applied especially to fluids which pass through substances of loose texture.

To pass into or through without rupture or displacement of parts; spread through and fill the openings, pores, and interstices of; hence, to saturate; pervade: as, water permeates sand; the air was permeated with smoke.

To penetrate mutually; become united by mutual penetration.
To penetrate between or among (the component parts of a body or substance); pass into or within the different parts of (a body); penetrate in various directions or throughout.
To penetrate or pass into reciprocally; unite with by mutual penetration.

Enter, Govern, Influence, Soak, Inspire, Infiltrate, Penetrate, Dominate, Sink in, Filter, Diffuse, Interpenetrate, Imbue, Percolate, Pervade

Ramified, Compartmentalised, Transfigure, Cohering, Intermingle, Vitalizes, Intermeshed, Effaces, Interwoven, Literalized, Homogenise, Conjoin, Reified, Individuated, Permeate

Emanate, Suffuse, Attend, Cross, Inform, Enter, Govern, Soak, Inspire, Infiltrate, Dominate, Filter, Diffuse, Interpenetrate, Imbue

Ramified, Compartmentalised, Transfigure, Cohering, Intermingle, Vitalizes, Intermeshed, Effaces, Interwoven, Literalized, Homogenise, Conjoin, Reified, Individuated, Permeate

Inertial frames of reference permeate our daily life.
The permeate is generally always of high quality.
Why does this not permeate through all divisions?.
Constancy, patterns, change, and evolution permeate all systems.
Values permeate our lives help us make decisions.
Check valve and atmospheric drain valve on permeate line to prevent permeate pressure from exceeding the feed pressure.
The adjustment of the permeate capacity to reduced needs is normally accomplished by sufficiently dimensioned permeate tanks.
During chemical cleaning, permeate production is prevented by blocking the permeate channel outlet.
Tube scan be arranged as Concentrate Permeate Permeate.
Mysteries permeate Innistrad like strange references permeate my writing.

All in all, the spatial relations on which the effectiveness of regulatory standards for the insurance industry rests interpenetrate multiple jurisdictions.
Incarnation in the way that two notes can simultaneously occupy the same space and interpenetrate each other without losing or altering their identity.
Thus, transcendence and immanence interpenetrate in an exceptional manner in the Christian faith, practice and theology.
These traditions, while in certain respects distinct, also interpenetrate each other.
Scientific Revolution the two interpenetrate to some extent.