1. to flow or pass slowly through small openings or porous material

1. a place where liquid slowly emerges from the ground

Examples

• Water began to seep through the basement walls after the heavy rain.
• Oil was seeping from the damaged pipeline.
• The secret information started to seep out to the press.
• Cold air seeped through the cracks around the old windows.
• They discovered a natural seep where groundwater emerged from the hillside.
• The oil seep created a small puddle on the surface.
• Moisture continued to seep into the wooden floorboards.