Verb
enter surreptitiously
Source: WordNetHe sneaked in under cover of darkness Source: Internet
In this essay, the author's personal feelings creep in Source: Internet
If buyer’s remorse starts to creep in once you’ve committed, Archuleta recommends reality-testing your thinking: Would your life really be vastly better if you’d chosen something else? Source: Internet
Modern customs creep in — in Delhi, someone given one spoon complained bitterly that he could not eat without two spoons, one for each hand (and a green chilli to nibble between mouthfuls). Source: Internet
But when the applause dies and the phone doesn’t ring the doubts can creep in for any actor. Source: Internet
By letting complacency creep in, that till class VIII they can be more relaxed, as there would be no detentions, the parents have destabilised the approach. Source: Internet