creep in's Usage Examples:

cleave to man"s garments and creep into his breeches, eating themselves in a short time into the very flesh of a man.

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Poets, although not such a constant annoyance as polysyllabically named singers, creep in now and then.

Squyres and Carr thus attributed the softened texture to accelerated viscous creep in shallow soils near the surface, and went on to associate this.

Each release has seen new and sometimes drastic influences creep in leading to an ever-evolving sound.

Contrasted with other diffusional creep mechanisms, Coble creep is similar to Nabarro–Herring creep in.

secondary historical sources, a different bias not present in the original may creep in.

an amazing side - Sobers, Compton, Graeme Pollock - I was only able to creep in at 6 or 7.

Squyres and Carr thus attributed the softened texture to accelerated viscous creep in shallow.

"The influence of titania on creep in superplastic zirconia".

Truth is that he had no direct hand in writing the message, though some of his words did creep in.

Terence Fisher has directed it with his usual knowhow and the screenplay by John Samson is a workmanlike job which provides a useful number of mild thrills and little enough of the misplaced yocks that sometimes creep into this sort of pic.

This patronisation allowed corruption to creep into the body politic of the nation.

Synonyms:

perforate, sneak in, penetrate,

Antonyms:

exit, uncut, recede,