Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

seep-away

verb

/siːp əˈweɪ/

Definition

To gradually pass or leak away, especially in a slow and continuous manner.

Examples

The water began to seep away from the damaged pipes, creating a wet spot on the ground.
As the sun shone, the puddle in the garden started to seep away, leaving the soil dry.
Over time, the benefits of that decision began to seep away, leaving her feeling regretful.

Meaning

Seep-away refers to the process where liquids or substances slowly escape or trickle out from a location, often leaving the original space dry or empty.