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Meaning of percolating
The primary meaning of "percolating" refers to the process of filtering or passing a liquid through a porous material, or more broadly, to the act of something gradually becoming apparent or developing.
Etymology of percolating
The word "percolating" originates from the Latin words "per" meaning "through" and "colare" meaning "to strain" or "to filter".
Historically, the term has been used to describe the process of filtering liquids, but its usage has expanded to include figurative senses, such as the gradual development of ideas or emotions.
Synonyms
brewing
simmering
stewing
seething
fermenting
bubbling
churning
foaming
frothing
boiling
steeping
soaking
marinating
maturing
developing
unfolding
emerging
surfacing
arising
looming
threatening
gathering
mounting
escalating
intensifying
heightening
deepening
ripening
maturing
evolving
growing
spreading
circulating
diffusing
permeating
penetrating
filtering
dripping
dropping
trickling
oozing
leaking
seeping
leaking
exuding
emanating
issuing
flowing
streaming
gushing
pouring
surging
rising
swelling
welling
overflowing
spilling
spouting
jetting
sprouting
shooting
bursting
exploding
erupting
Definitions
- The act of filtering or passing a liquid through a porous material, such as coffee grounds, to extract flavors or oils.
- * The process of gradually becoming apparent, developing, or spreading, often in a subtle or indirect manner.
Usage Examples
- The coffee was percolating on the stove, filling the air with its rich aroma.
- * Rumors of a new policy have been percolating through the company for weeks, but nothing has been officially announced.
- * The idea had been percolating in her mind for months before she finally decided to start her own business.
Antonyms
stagnating
dwindling
decreasing
declining
falling
dropping
sinking
collapsing
imploding
dissipating
disappearing
vanishing
ceasing
stopping
halting
pausing
slowing
slackening
abating
subsiding
calming
soothing
calming
tranquilizing
pacifying
mollifying
alleviating
easing
relieving
reducing
diminishing
lessening
weakening
enfeebling