creep in Antonyms
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Meaning of creep in
Wordnet
creep in (v)
enter surreptitiously
creep in Sentence Examples
- I felt a shiver down my spine as I watched the creep slowly slither across the forest floor.
- The eerie silence of the abandoned house was broken only by the soft creep of footsteps on the creaky floorboards.
- As darkness fell, a sense of unease began to creep into the minds of the weary travelers.
- The vines seemed to creep up the walls of the ancient castle, reclaiming it inch by inch.
- With each passing moment, the feeling of dread began to creep into the room, suffocating us all.
- I couldn't shake off the feeling that something sinister was starting to creep into our peaceful town.
- The mist began to creep over the hills, obscuring everything in its path.
- A sense of paranoia started to creep into his thoughts as he walked through the dimly lit alley.
- The realization of his mistake began to creep into his mind, filling him with regret.
- Despite her efforts to remain composed, a sense of panic started to creep into her voice.
FAQs About the word creep in
enter surreptitiously
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I felt a shiver down my spine as I watched the creep slowly slither across the forest floor.
The eerie silence of the abandoned house was broken only by the soft creep of footsteps on the creaky floorboards.
As darkness fell, a sense of unease began to creep into the minds of the weary travelers.
The vines seemed to creep up the walls of the ancient castle, reclaiming it inch by inch.
