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Meaning of creep into
to enter or become part of something slowly or secretly
Etymology of creep into
The phrase "creep into" is derived from the Old English word "crīpan," which means to crawl or move with the belly close to the ground
Historically, the word "creep" has been used to describe slow and often stealthy movement, and its usage has evolved to include figurative senses of entering or becoming part of something
Synonyms
sneak into
slip into
crawl into
worm into
ease into
slide into
glide into
inch into
seep into
ooze into
filter into
penetrate into
insinuate into
intrude into
encroach into
invade into
trespass into
enter into
gain entry into
break into
force into
push into
thrust into
insert into
introduce into
inject into
Definitions
- to enter or become part of something slowly or secretly
- * to become introduced or established in a place or situation
- * to become part of someone's thoughts or feelings
Usage Examples
- The noise began to creep into my consciousness as I was falling asleep
- * The new policy will creep into effect over the next few months
- * Fear started to creep into her mind as she walked alone in the dark
Antonyms
burst into
rush into
charge into
storm into
invade into
barge into
force into
push into
thrust into
insert into
introduce into
emerge from
come out of
exit from
leave from
depart from
withdraw from