Relating to hidden or concealed seepage, infiltration, or fluid flow that is not readily visible.
From 'cryptorrhesis', forming an adjective to describe geological or hydrological processes characterized by hidden or obscured fluid movement.
When geologists describe water moving cryptorrhetically through soil, they're describing something incredibly common but invisible—rainfall secretly soaking into the ground to refill our water supplies!
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