Infiltration is a noun referring to the act or to the process of infiltrating. It could be used to mean the state of being infiltrated. It could also be used to describe something that infiltrates.
It mean causing to permeate (something) via penetration of its pores or interstices. It could mean passing into or through, by permeating or filtering. It is often used in reference to troops or soldiers passing either singly or in small groups into the enemy camp through the gaps found in the enemy line. It could also be used to mean entering or becoming established in a slow, gradually or unobtrusive manner more often than not for subversive purposes
As an intransitive verb it means to permeate, pass through or enter by filtering or by gradually insinuating. The adjective form of the word infiltration is the term infiltrative; while another noun form of the same is infiltrator.
It mean causing to permeate (something) via penetration of its pores or interstices. It could mean passing into or through, by permeating or filtering. It is often used in reference to troops or soldiers passing either singly or in small groups into the enemy camp through the gaps found in the enemy line. It could also be used to mean entering or becoming established in a slow, gradually or unobtrusive manner more often than not for subversive purposes
As an intransitive verb it means to permeate, pass through or enter by filtering or by gradually insinuating. The adjective form of the word infiltration is the term infiltrative; while another noun form of the same is infiltrator.
