seepy

Meanings

• having the quality of seeping or permeating slowly and steadily

  - "The water seeped through the porous rocks."
  - "The scent of the perfume seeped into the room."
  - "The moisture from the rainwater seeped into the ground."

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Rhymes

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deepy , peepy , sleepy , weepy

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Homophones

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1. seap, seepe, sippe
   

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Variants

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seep , seepier , seepiest , seeps , seepy

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Forms

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seep, seeped, seepingly, seepier, seepiest

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Etymology

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From Old English sīpan, from sīpan (to sip), from sīp (a sip); see sip.

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1. permeability: The quality or ability of a substance or material to allow fluids, gases, or other substances to pass through it easily and without resistance. Seepy substances or materials are often highly permeable and allow fluids, gases, or other substances to pass through them easily and without resistance in a deep and profound way.

2. osmosis: The process by which a solvent, such as water, passes through a semi-permeable membrane into a solution that has a higher solute concentration on the side of the membrane that is in contact with the solvent. Seepy solutions or substances that have a high water content and are highly permeable to water are often used in the process of osmosis to create a concentration gradient that drives the movement of water molecules from an area of lower water potential to an area of higher water potential in a deep and profound way.

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In literature, seepy is often used to describe a scene or atmosphere that is slowly and steadily permeating or affecting the characters or setting in a deep and profound way. For example, in the novel 'Wuthering Heights' by Emily Bronte, the moors and the wild, untamed natural forces that permeate and affect the characters and setting in the novel are often described as being seepy and permeating the very essence of the characters and setting in the novel in a deep and profound way. Similarly, in the poem 'The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock' by T.S. Eliot, the speaker in the poem describes himself and his longing and desire for connection and love as being seepy and permeating the very essence of his longing and desire for connection and love in a deep and profound way.

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