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creeps
noun as in anxiety
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noun as in dread
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noun as in fear
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noun as in goose bumps
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noun as in jitters
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noun as in nervousness
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noun as in trepidation
noun as in unease
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Example Sentences
Four years later, it still creeps into my mind every March and April when I’m planning meals.
Describing drought as a "silent killer" which "creeps in, drains resources, and devastates lives in slow motion" the report said it had exacerbated issues like poverty and ecosystem collapse.
If an out-of-control clown gives you the creeps, check out the crowd in cartoon masks meant to disguise evil.
“I’m looking at this from a prosecutor’s standpoint — this bill strengthens California law and gives us the felony hammer to prosecute the creeps that are preying on teenagers,” she said in a statement.
After three or four days of self-deprivation, weakness creeps into fraying muscles; a few days after that come intensifying waves of headaches, abdominal cramps and dizziness.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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