7 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Creep' in a Sentence
"To move slowly with the body close to the ground, resembling the motion of a reptile, insect, or a person on hands and knees." more
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The vines continued to creep up the sides of the abandoned building, reclaiming it for nature.
The slow but steady progress of technology continues to creep into every aspect of our lives.
The realization of the consequences started to creep over him as he faced the aftermath of his actions.
The realization of the upcoming exam started to creep into her thoughts, prompting her to study diligently.
A sense of curiosity started to creep over the audience as the magician prepared for his mysterious act.
Despite his efforts to stay silent, a creaking sound began to creep into the room, drawing everyone's attention.
The vines continued to creep along the fence, creating a natural barrier between the properties.
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