SEEPED Meaning and
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The term "seeped" refers to the gradual movement or penetration of a substance, typically a liquid, into or through a material or space. It implies a slow and steady process of diffusion or flow, often occurring naturally without any forceful or abrupt action.
When a liquid seeps, it permeates or infiltrates an obstacle, gradually spreading and dispersing itself. This can be observed when water seeps through the ground into the underlying soil, or when a stain seeps into a fabric, gradually spreading its color or hue. Seepage commonly occurs when there is a porous material or a slight opening that allows the substance to move through, such as cracks in a wall or gaps between particles in soil.
Seepage can be facilitated by factors such as gravity, pressure differentials, or capillary action. For example, water may seep downward through layers of soil due to the force of gravity, or oil might seep out of an underground reservoir under pressure. In some cases, the process of seeping may also involve the passage of dissolved substances or gases.
Overall, "seeped" describes a gradual and passive movement of a substance through a material or space, often characterizing a slow diffusion or infiltration process that occurs naturally over time.
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Etymology of SEEPED
The word "seeped" is derived from the verb "seep", which has its origins in the Old English word "sīpian". This Old English term ultimately traces back to the Proto-Germanic word "*sipōną", meaning "to filter" or "to strain through". The root of this Germanic word, in turn, can be connected to the Proto-Indo-European root "*seyp-", which carries the sense of "to seep", "to strain", or "to filter out".
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Conjugate verb Seeped
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