1. In a manner that allows liquids, gases, or other substances to pass through; with permeability.
Usage: Commonly used in scientific and technical contexts, especially in chemistry, physics, and materials science.

Examples

• The fabric is woven permeably so that water can drain through it quickly.
• The membrane allows oxygen to pass permeably across its surface.
• These soil layers are structured permeably to promote groundwater flow.
• The material was designed to be permeably porous for filtration purposes.
• Gas diffuses permeably through the polymer film over time.