noun
- the action or process of entering or gaining access to an organization or place secretly, especially to acquire unauthorized information or cause damage
- the process by which water on the ground surface enters the soil through pore spaces and cracks
- the abnormal accumulation of substances or cells in body tissues
Usage: hydrology; environmental science
Usage: medical
Examples
- The security team discovered multiple infiltrations of their computer network.
- Enemy infiltrations were detected along the border.
- Heavy rainfall caused rapid infiltrations into the sandy soil.
- The doctor noted fatty infiltrations in the patient’s liver tissue.
- Spy agencies are trained to prevent foreign infiltrations.
- Poor drainage systems can reduce water infiltrations during storms.