seepage Antonyms
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Meaning of seepage
Wordnet
seepage (n)
the process of seeping
Webster
seepage (n.)
Alt. of Sipage
The act or process of seeping; percolation.
seepage Sentence Examples
- The heavy rainfall caused significant seepage through the leaky roof, leaving puddles on the floor.
- The water seeped through the cracks in the foundation, threatening to flood the basement.
- The doctor noticed seepage from the wound, indicating an underlying infection.
- Engineers were concerned about water seepage under the new bridge, which could compromise its structural integrity.
- The walls of the old church showed signs of seepage, revealing centuries of accumulated moisture.
- The polluted groundwater seeped into the aquifer, contaminating the drinking water supply.
- The moisture seeped from the soil into the roots of the trees, providing them with vital nutrients.
- The oil spill created a seepage slick that spread across the bay, endangering marine life.
- The seepage of saltwater into the freshwater wetlands caused ecological imbalances.
- The doctor advised the patient to monitor for any seepage from the surgical incision, which could indicate a complication.
FAQs About the word seepage
the process of seepingAlt. of Sipage, The act or process of seeping; percolation.
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The heavy rainfall caused significant seepage through the leaky roof, leaving puddles on the floor.
The water seeped through the cracks in the foundation, threatening to flood the basement.
The doctor noticed seepage from the wound, indicating an underlying infection.
Engineers were concerned about water seepage under the new bridge, which could compromise its structural integrity.
