रिसना (en. Seep)

By 1772, the Company needed British government loans to stay afloat, and there was fear in London that the Company's corrupt practices could soon seep into British business and public life.

These products can seep oil into the forehead and can, at times, trap acne-causing bacteria in the layers of the skin, thus aggravating acne.

So, we are all aware that the design thinking is really a human centered approach these days I think I have made sufficient case for you guys to seep through this for the last about two or three lectures where this human centricity in the approach to design thinking leading to innovations has been the main talk.

And it’s the secret signs, those subtle hints that can even seem funny at first, that make way for the bigger problems to seep in.

By 1772, the Company needed British government loans to stay afloat, and there was fear in London that the Company's corrupt practices could soon seep into British business and public life.

Of course emotions may seep into the forefront of your brain, but try to resist them as much as possible.

Exposure to radon gas, which can seep through cracks in the walls and floors of your home, increases the risk of developing lung cancer.