seep|seeped|seeping|seeps in English

verb

[sɪːp]

ooze, leak gradually, trickle; permeate, penetrate

Use "seep|seeped|seeping|seeps" in a sentence

1. The rain seeped through the roof.

2. They're seeping pus.

3. The power had gradually seeped away.

4. Blood seeped down his leg.

5. Dreams are water seeping through cracks in the dike.

6. 3 Radioactive water had seeped into underground reservoirs.

7. Blood was beginning to seep through the bandages.

8. Water can now seep in.

9. Breathable shield allows evaporation, yet blocks moisture from seeping to clothing.

10. Radioactive water had seeped into underground reservoirs.

11. Blood began to seep from his hands.

12. My anger began to seep away.

13. Then slowly the tension began to seep away.

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15. The fetid smell of swamp seeped through the concrete.

16. The all-pervading red dust seeped into every nook and cranny.

17. Let the village atmosphere seep into your pores.

18. The fumes began seeping through the trains and stations, and pandemonium ensued.

19. 26 Pesticides are seeping out of farmland and into the water supply.

20. It would seep in and we'd choke, too.

21. Generally speaking, though, suburban gentility has seeped across the map.

22. It seemed to be seeping in from all sides, but how?

23. It will seep, and then it's going to draw.

24. Nagging unease began to seep into Delaney's weary bones.

25. Large amounts of carbon dioxide are continuously seeping into and accumulating in the ground.