trickling (Meaning)

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trickling (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Trickle

The water trickled down the mountainside, creating a soothing murmur.
The tears trickled down her cheeks, a silent testament to her sorrow.
The rain trickled through the cracks in the roof, creating a persistent drip.
The blood trickled from the wound, a grim reminder of the battle.
The money trickled into her account, a slow and steady stream.
The information trickled out, revealing a web of secrets.
The river trickled along its winding course, a silver ribbon in the landscape.
The truth trickled to the surface, gradually exposing the hidden reality.
The scent of jasmine trickled through the air, a sweet and intoxicating fragrance.
The darkness trickled into the room, casting an eerie glow upon the objects within.

of Trickle

sparse, scarce, meager, insufficient, dribbling, scanty, scant, lacking, poor, niggardly

lavish, plentiful, ample, liberal, lavish, riotous, riotous, gushing,copious, gushing

The water trickled down the mountainside, creating a soothing murmur.

The tears trickled down her cheeks, a silent testament to her sorrow.

The rain trickled through the cracks in the roof, creating a persistent drip.

The blood trickled from the wound, a grim reminder of the battle.