interpenetrable
adjective
in·ter·penetrable
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Definition of interpenetrable
: capable of being mutually penetrated portrays good and evil as interpenetrable and relative — K. O. Myrick
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Origin and Etymology of interpenetrable
inter- + penetrable
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