How to pronounce “seeped” in English

seeped into every aspect of our lives, and all the possibilities for connecting that have been created by social media.

seeped in.

Blood seeped through torn skin, but at the charm's touch, Ley's flesh calmed.

blackness that has been seeped into the entire Latin American, really, in the entire Western Hemisphere.

Its arches seeped out into the deep.

The cold had seeped into my brain and I kept thinking that I was going to lose my toes and fingers.

It had seeped into his skin by now.

And gradually the new seeped out.

But it's funny how that just kind of a seeped on over.

So I think that kind of philosophy has seeped its way into my books, and so when I imagine something completely fantastic,

they bound the woman's body with bandages blood seeped through

unfortunately a lot of the rhetoric of Wall Street has seeped down into the politicians and they bought it.

of it, but it's seeped in subliminally enough that you're still interacting with a shared

It's a little bit brown in color because the vanilla has seeped all through it.

It's really incredible, but it's not something that has seeped deep down into general human knowledge.

So while we were testing this for the book, we...it seeped out a few times, and I'm like, hmm, this isn't going to be good.

But she praised the newest translation by Douglas J. Weatherford, writing that “Maybe the novel was … meant to be translated three times before it seeped more broadly and indelibly into the

I guess it's like a part-- it's like, so it's like anything in life where it's like, it's just kind of seeped in to, I don't like,

And, of course, this Dinosaur Renaissance happened in the scientific literature championed by scientists, but it quickly seeped out into popular culture

With his new phone-- newfound knowledge Taylor insisted, he could master the furtive energy that seeped from his rocks and metals and other collectibles.

And I think you find, I found this idea, this metaphor the memory as a bank is really sort of seeped into a lot of aspects of our life.

There’s also, in terms of the economics of it, you know there’s been a historical lack of access to pools or segregation around pools that kind of seeped into the community