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Definitions for creep in
creep in
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Princeton's WordNet
sneak in, creep inverb
enter surreptitiously
"He sneaked in under cover of darkness"; "In this essay, the author's personal feelings creep in"
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Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of creep in in Chaldean Numerology is: 2
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of creep in in Pythagorean Numerology is: 7
Examples of creep in in a Sentence
I think there's a tendency for markets at times to just want to be positive unless you hit them repeatedly, and not just with bad news, but with new bad news, there's been an awful lot of bad news priced in. So perhaps the absence of new negatives are enough to allow for a small sense of positivity to creep in.
I don’t know how I can ease the burden of me. Maybe it’d be better if this was just all over. Yes, those thoughts creep in — and they’re real. I can’t ever imagine myself acting on those thoughts, but I definitely have them.
It’s fun to watch her live part of life where the disease doesn’t creep in, where she is just excited to be going and doing something that every child and every teenager gets to do, a lot of times there’s a joy filled moment, but yet there’s a little sorrow.
We're seeing a touch of optimism creep in, in terms of voters' opinions about the economy, it's not going to turn around overnight. But at least if the trend line is going in the right way, that's good for Democrats. The more Donald Trump is in the spotlight, that's also good for Democrats.
There's been an awful lot of bad news priced in. So perhaps the absence of new negatives are enough to allow for a small sense of positivity to creep in.
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