Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
seepage
noun
/ˈsiːpɪdʒ/

Definition
the slow movement of liquid or gas through a porous material or into the ground.

Examples
- The seepage of water from the pipes caused damage to the building.
- Seepage of oil can lead to environmental pollution in marine areas.
- Groundwater seepage helps to maintain the water levels in rivers.

Meaning
Seepage refers to the process where water or other fluids gradually pass through small openings or pores in a substance, usually soil or rock.

Synonyms
- percolation
- leakage
- drainage