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seep

[seep] / sip /


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The lull in action seeped into the stands.

From BBC

Frustration seeps from most conversations in east Durham.

From BBC

Tiny cracks in the road surface – usually caused by traffic – allow water to seep in.

From BBC

Long before its buttery aroma seeped into the upholstery of American theaters, the snack lived a humbler life.

From The Wall Street Journal

From frequent Ukrainian retaliatory drone attacks to army recruitment adverts around the city, the conflict has gradually seeped into daily life.

From Barron's