Word of the Day- Prevade

• (esp. of a smell) Spread through and be perceived in every part of
  • a smell of stale cabbage pervaded the air
• (of an influence, feeling, or quality) Be present and apparent throughout
  • the sense of crisis that pervaded Europe in the 1930s
     
    • "Today's action is an important new step as we continue to examine the unethical conflicts that pervade the student loan industry," Cuomo said.
      Aug 1, 2007 -  Andrew Cuomo -  Washington Post
    • "Whether that will pervade for a strong mood for change in New Zealand we will only find out on Saturday night, but here's hoping," Mr Key said.
      Nov 4, 2008 -  John Key -  Stuff.co.nz
    • Without contribution limits, "then we can expect cynicism and disappointment to continue to pervade the work force in the state of Illinois," Turow added.
      Feb 24, 2009 -  Scott Turow -  Galesburg Register-Mail