seeped Synonyms
seeped Meaning
seeped
seepage, a spot where a fluid (such as water, oil, or gas) contained in the ground oozes slowly to the surface and often forms a pool, to enter or penetrate slowly, to flow or pass slowly through small openings, to flow or pass slowly through fine pores or small openings, a small spring, to become diffused or spread
seeped Sentence Examples
- The aroma of blooming jasmine seeped through the open windows, enveloping the room in a sweet fragrance.
- Rainwater seeped into the cracks in the pavement, creating tiny puddles that reflected the streetlights.
- Sorrow seeped into her heart, leaving her feeling heavy and broken.
- The secrets whispered among friends seeped into the town's gossip mill, becoming distorted and exaggerated.
- The ink seeped into the parchment, creating vibrant lines that recorded the story of a lifetime.
- Whiskey seeped from the bottle into the glass, its golden liquid shimmering.
- Fear seeped into the village, casting a pall over its inhabitants.
- The sunlight seeped through the canopy of trees, dappling the forest floor in golden patches.
- The scent of lavender seeped from the sachets, creating a calming and relaxing atmosphere.
- The toxicity seeped into the environment, contaminating the soil and water.
FAQs About the word seeped
seepage, a spot where a fluid (such as water, oil, or gas) contained in the ground oozes slowly to the surface and often forms a pool, to enter or penetrate slo
exuded, flowed, percolated,dripped, oozed,sweated, strained, wept, bled, sweat
flooded,poured, surged,streamed, gushed,
The aroma of blooming jasmine seeped through the open windows, enveloping the room in a sweet fragrance.
Rainwater seeped into the cracks in the pavement, creating tiny puddles that reflected the streetlights.
Sorrow seeped into her heart, leaving her feeling heavy and broken.
The secrets whispered among friends seeped into the town's gossip mill, becoming distorted and exaggerated.
