sipage Synonyms
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sipage Meaning
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sipage (n.)
Water that seeped or oozed through a porous soil.
See Seepage.
sipage Sentence Examples
- The sipage of rainwater through the cracked roof created unsightly stains on the interior.
- The technician carefully checked the pipes for any telltale signs of sipage before finalizing the plumbing repairs.
- The sipage of oil from the engine indicated a potential mechanical issue that required immediate attention.
- The contractor reinforced the foundation with waterproof sealant to prevent sipage during heavy rainfall.
- The sipage of water from the pool into the surrounding soil caused the area to become soggy and unstable.
- The patient experienced sipage of fluids after undergoing surgery, prompting medical intervention to monitor their condition.
- The sipage of groundwater into the basement posed a significant threat to the building's structural integrity.
- The sipage of chemicals from the factory floor threatened to contaminate the nearby ecosystem.
- The sipage of moisture from the soil into the wooden beams caused them to rot and deteriorate prematurely.
- The sipage of blood from the wound required immediate medical attention to prevent infection and excessive blood loss.
FAQs About the word sipage
Water that seeped or oozed through a porous soil., See Seepage.
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The sipage of rainwater through the cracked roof created unsightly stains on the interior.
The technician carefully checked the pipes for any telltale signs of sipage before finalizing the plumbing repairs.
The sipage of oil from the engine indicated a potential mechanical issue that required immediate attention.
The contractor reinforced the foundation with waterproof sealant to prevent sipage during heavy rainfall.
