start to seep

Frequency: 7.511.0 per million words

To commence the action of seeping.

seepVERB + seep

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Examples (10)

  • After days of heavy rain, water will start to seep through the cracks in the foundation.
  • The old bandage allowed blood to start to seep out slowly.
  • As the news spread, fear started to seep into the public consciousness.
  • If the leak isn't fixed, the oil might start to seep into the soil.
  • She could feel her confidence starting to seep away after the repeated failures.
  • The faint light starts to seep under the door just before dawn.
  • Don't let negativity start to seep into your thoughts.
  • We noticed that moisture had started to seep through the ceiling after the storm.
  • The subtle influence of the new culture will gradually start to seep into society.
  • He watched as the dark liquid started to seep from the mysterious container.