seep
verb13 collocationsAvg. frequency: 6.3
slowly seep7.0
To leak or spread at a low speed.
seep out6.8
To escape or leak from a container.
To leak or spread slowly over a period of time.
seep through6.2
To pass through a porous material or barrier.
seep away6.0
To drain or disappear gradually.
seep up5.8
To rise to the surface from below by seeping.
seep back5.5
To return to a place or state by seeping.
To commence the action of seeping.
To start the process of seeping.
seep into7.1
To gradually enter or permeate a space or substance.
seep from7.0
To leak out of a specific source or point.
seep out of6.5
To leak from the inside of something.
seep through6.2
To pass through a porous material or barrier.