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Discover Ludwig"that pervaded" is correct and is used in written English
You can use it when you want to describe how something pervasive, or spread over a wide area. Example: The smell of smoke that pervaded the room was overwhelming.
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This thing that pervaded people's lives and thoughts and behaviour: it was a war within".
MIGHT the surprising calm that pervaded Haiti for months following its devastating earthquake finally be over?
Such events increased the general insecurity that pervaded Paris, a city of some 600,000 inhabitants.
The structure and discipline that pervaded his life until that point were ripped away.
Set in a toy factory, Harburg parodied the rabid anti-Communist sentiment and witch hunts that pervaded 1950s America.
"People want to completely eradicate remnants from the system because they are responsible for the corruption that pervaded Egypt".
He promised to privatise 250 companies, and to remove the whiff of corruption and inefficiency that pervaded several of them.
After 23 years, though, the sense of brooding menace that pervaded marches of the past had mellowed.
But the best chapters recount in vivid detail the full depths of the corruption that pervaded the system in its last two decades of power.
Apostles of the locavore movement that pervaded cooking at the turn of the millennium have reappeared, propagating the concept of championing small producers, local farmers and self-sustainability.
Modern Kannada poetry emerged about the beginning of the 20th century and showed a spirit of national purpose that pervaded other literature as well.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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