Noun:

கசிந்தொழுகுதல்,

seepage's Usage Examples:

gas in marine sediments: implications for slope stability and benthic ecology; natural gas seepages as a source of atmospheric methane.

This cannot be determined from the rainfall; it entirely depends upon the power of the soil and rock to store water in the particular area under consideration, and to yield it continuously to the stream by means of concentrated springs or diffused seepage.

People with oily skin do not have normal, healthy oil seepage.

Moisture problems stem from seepage from the ground into the concrete or from condensation in the air caused by moisture that seeps in through cracks in the foundation.

They also have a Snug Liner Snap System that cinches around the legs to prevent any seepage.

It is designed with a special sealant to restrict seepage of air and water.

discoloursame time an inhibitive primer is also applied to minimize discoloring around knots and resin seepage.

In places the lower cliffs, backshore and cliff crevices are influenced by freshwater seepages, flushes and springs.

Many of the smaller streams in the Black Hills lose their waters in their lower courses through seepage and evaporation.

BW inspects the breached embankment, which includes a towing path, on a monthly basis for any seepage problems.

As promised, he did not drink long, and she felt him press another finger to the wound to seal the seepage.

Others can develop in natural oil seepages, feeding on the debris trapped on the surface.

landslip debris from above is associated with groundwater seepage at the junctions between interbedded sandstones and clays.

Synonyms:

flowing, flow, oozing, exudation, ooze, transudation,

Antonyms:

influx, inflow, ebb, stand still, tight,