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seep

verb as in leak

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Example Sentences

Pack rats still live around La Brea, although the midden that sank into the seep obviously doesn’t have current tenants.

Part of the decomposition process causes bodies to bloat and blood to sometimes seep from the mouth.

But the big question is: Will some GOP crazy talk seep out between now November 4?

Freedom will seep into the bedrock as we rediscover our backbone.

In other words, take a minute to really be conscious of the emotion, instead of just letting it seep in.

And it takes time for world events to seep into the culture.

The tendency is no sooner blocked along one channel than it begins to seep through another.

They wanted to make sure whether enough water would seep through to carry any of the dam material along with it.

A little below this glade was a place, shady and cool, where a seep of water came from under a bank.

Then the brook can carry away the dish-water without having it seep into the ground and find its way to mingle with the pool.

The fourth night from the river we camped at a small "seep" spring.

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On this page you'll find 42 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to seep, such as: bleed, drain, flow, ooze, percolate, and permeate.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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