12 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 fog started to creep in from the sea, enveloping the coastal town in a hazy embrace.
During the hide-and-seek game, Sarah tried to creep silently behind her friends to catch them off guard.
The fog has been creeping in, shrouding the city in mystery.
Prices for goods and services tend to creep up over time.
As the shadows had crept across the wall, she felt a sense of unease.
The fog began to creep in, obscuring the view of the city below.
I am creeping through the dense forest, trying to observe wildlife.
The scent of flowers was creeping into the room through the open window.
The news of the scandal will have crept into every corner of the town.
The spider is creeping across the ceiling.
By the time we notice, the fog will have crept over the entire city.
The spider began to creep across the bedroom floor, searching for a quiet corner to build its web.
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