Impregnating
/ɪmˈprɛɡneɪtɪŋ/
Definitions
- (v. gerund) Present participle of impregnate, referring to the act of causing something to become impregnated or saturated, often used in legal contexts involving property, patents, or contracts describing substantive changes or influence.
The contract addresses the process of impregnating the material with a protective coating.
Forms
- impregnate
- impregnated
- impregnates
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Commentary
As a present participle, 'impregnating' functions primarily as an inflectional form of 'impregnate.' Legal usage typically depends on the base term's meaning rather than this form alone.
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