13 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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As the hours pass, fatigue will have crept into his muscles.
The vines slowly creep along the garden fence, reaching for the sunlight.
She was creeping up the stairs, trying not to wake anyone in the house.
The spy had to creep quietly through the dark hallway to avoid detection.
The snake was creeping silently through the grass, hunting for its prey.
The cold has crept in, and a layer of frost covers the window panes.
The shadows of the night creep across the landscape.
During the camping trip, the cold air will creep into the tent at night.
The hours are creeping by slowly as she waits for the test results.
The idea had crept into his mind during the quiet hours of the night.
The explorer had to creep through the narrow cave to discover hidden treasures.
As the night falls, shadows will creep across the deserted street.
The cat likes to creep up on the unsuspecting birds in the garden.
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