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Meaning of creep in
The primary meaning of "creep in" is to enter or become introduced into a place or situation quietly or stealthily.
Etymology of creep in
The phrase "creep in" originates from the verb "creep," which has its roots in Old English "crēopan," meaning to move with the body close to the ground, and has evolved to include various senses related to slow, stealthy, or unobtrusive movement.
Synonyms
sneak in
slip in
ease in
slide in
creep into
intrude
enter quietly
slip into
sneak into
ease into
slide into
penetrate
infiltrate
insinuate
worm in
wriggle in
edge in
push in
force in
break in
burst in
intrude upon
trespass
encroach
invade
infiltrate into
Definitions
- To enter or become introduced into a place or situation quietly or stealthily
- * To become introduced or established in a place or situation, often in a way that is not immediately noticeable
Usage Examples
- The noise began to creep in from the outside, disturbing the peaceful atmosphere.
- * A sense of doubt started to creep in as she waited for the results.