seep up
Frequency: 5.85.5 per million words
To rise to the surface from below by seeping.
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- The underground water began to seep up through the porous rock.
- After heavy rainfall, moisture was seeping up from the saturated ground into the cellar.
- You can often see oil seeping up through cracks in old pavement.
- If the water table rises too high, it will seep up into the foundations.
- The old pipes allowed stagnant water to seep up into the basement.
- Preventing groundwater from seeping up is crucial for building integrity.
- We discovered that liquid waste had been seeping up from the buried tank for years.
- Sometimes, natural gases can seep up from underground into homes, which is dangerous.
- To stop the damp, they had to dig trenches to prevent water from seeping up.
- The ancient spring would regularly seep up through the mossy stones during wet seasons.