undercreep Synonyms
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undercreep Meaning
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undercreep (v. i.)
To creep secretly or privily.
undercreep Sentence Examples
- The low-lying area undercreeped by the river was prone to flooding during heavy rains.
- The underground tunnel undercreeped the bustling city, providing a hidden passageway.
- The undercreep of the tree roots caused the sidewalk to buckle and crack.
- The erosion undercreeped the foundation of the ancient temple, threatening its stability.
- The undercreep of the storm surge undermined the coastal defenses, leading to widespread damage.
- The construction crew carefully undercreeped the existing pipeline to avoid disrupting service.
- The invading army attempted to undercreep the enemy's fortifications, but their plan was thwarted.
- The undercreep of the ice sheet extended the glacier's reach far into the sea.
- The mining operation undercreeped the surface, creating a vast network of underground caverns.
- The undercreep of the fault line caused subtle tremors that were hardly noticeable on the surface.
FAQs About the word undercreep
To creep secretly or privily.
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The low-lying area undercreeped by the river was prone to flooding during heavy rains.
The underground tunnel undercreeped the bustling city, providing a hidden passageway.
The undercreep of the tree roots caused the sidewalk to buckle and crack.
The erosion undercreeped the foundation of the ancient temple, threatening its stability.
