Examples of 'seeped' in a sentence
Meaning of "seeped"
Seep (verb): To flow or pass gradually through small openings or spaces
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- simple past tense and past participle of seep
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seeped
Vegetable oil seeped into the rags.
Seeped through thejoin between the planes.
Over time it seeped into the earth.
The heat and dust have seeped in.
It must have seeped in from the bay.
A tiny bit of the shadow just seeped in.
Her urine seeped through the ceiling.
The warmth of her fingers seeped through.
The cold seeped into her bones.
Throes of love and admiration seeped away.
Blood seeped through the last one.
I think poetry has seeped into this.
Seeped through the linoleum floors.
The blood that seeped out was green.
Seeped into the roman empire.
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A new dimension seeped into the theater.
Seeped through the join between the planes.
The island had seeped into my blood.
The way the blood seeped.
The rot has seeped into everything.
Look how the water seeped in.
It must have seeped into my subconscious.
The water must have seeped in.
The dialogue seeped into my dreams.
It seeped slowly into my consciousness.
My new environment has seeped into my creation.
Some seeped through the floor.
It was in the soil and seeped onto her clothes.
Probably seeped out of one of those old tractors.
Water got in and seeped into.
The poison has seeped into every part of my being.
Some of the liquid seeped out.
Thought seeped up into his dim.
A rich medicinal fragrance seeped out from them.
Water has seeped in and reflects the clouds.
A small amount of blood seeped from his arm.
Terror seeped into every pore.
Water might have seeped in.
A negative entity seeped through a hole in your aura.
Seeped in there where you can not clean it out.
Roots and culture seeped from his bones.
It seeped into the dirt.
The blood slowly seeped onto the carpet.
Has seeped into the demimonde of mobsters and molls.
The poison had seeped into every organ.
I seeped in through the keyhole.
Enough has seeped away already.
Unfortunately floods were common as water seeped into the pits.
Any water that seeped through was pumped away.
It was not until the next day that fear seeped in.
