creeping-in
creeping-in is the alternative form of creeping in.
Meaning of creeping in
Noun
creeping in (plural creepings in)
- An instance of something creeping in.
- Many a tear does he shed, because the creepings in of animal nature prevent his preparation for the Sabbath, and make him wrestle against the world with a puny arm. His disorders throw a sombre veil over his spirit, like the drapery of death.1833 November, “The Life of a Faithful Minister”, in B[ela] B[ates] Edwards, editor, The American Quarterly Register, volume VI, number 2, Boston, Mass.: Perkins, Marvin, & Co., […], published 1834...
Forms of creeping-in
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Questions about creeping-in
- What is creeping-in the alternative form of?
- Creeping-in is the alternative form of creeping in.
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