pervade

verb
UK /pəˈveɪd/
US /pərˈveɪd/

To spread all through a place or thing.

The smell of fresh bread pervaded the whole house.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To be present throughout every part of something, especially a feeling or quality.

A sense of calm pervaded the room after the storm passed.

3. To spread through and affect every part of a group or system.

Corruption had pervaded the entire organization.

4. To pass through the pores or spaces of something.

Sunlight pervaded the thin curtains in the morning.