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slip

noun as in loss of foothold

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noun as in decrease

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noun as in piece of paper

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noun as in space for docking

verb as in fall; glide

verb as in lessen, return to a lower quality

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verb as in err

verb as in move sneakily

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Example Sentences

The research found that such imbalance can lead to everyday action slips such as inadvertently entering an old password instead of the current one.

They finished bottom of the Six Nations for the first time in 21 years, lost at home to Italy and Fiji and slipped to a World Rugby ranking low of 11th.

From BBC

Mr Mukhopadhyay slipped from his study, where scammers were surveilling him on his desktop, and confided briefly with his wife.

From BBC

The bundle she received included a slip of paper, dated 1959, which marks where officials had removed pages.

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Wales have not won an international in more than 13 months and slipped to a lowest position of 11th in the world rankings.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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