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Creep in

Verb (intransitive):

1. To gradually and quietly enter or make one's way into a place or situation.

Example sentence: The sound of footsteps crept in, disturbing the peacefulness of the room.

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Verb (transitive):

1. To introduce or insert something subtly or surreptitiously.

Example sentence: The writer managed to creep in a subtle reference to their favorite book in the article.

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Phrasal verb:

1. To begin or start gradually.

Example sentence: As the evening went on, exhaustion crept in and they decided to call it a night.

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Noun:

1. An unwanted presence or influence that gradually becomes noticeable.

Example sentence: She felt a sense of creep in her gut, indicating something was wrong.

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Adjective:

1. Relating to or characteristic of a particular locality or community.

Example sentence: The artwork in the gallery showcased the creep in culture through vibrant colors and unique styles.

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