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Filter by Meaning She slipped her sunglasses onto her nose to shield her eyes from the sun.
The spy slipped the secret code into the message, without anyone realizing it.
The company's stock prices slipped after the CEO resigned.
They slipped when choosing their investment strategy and lost a lot of money.
The secret plan was slipped into a confidential memo, without anyone noticing.
The prisoner slipped through the window and escaped from the high-security prison.
The suspect slipped away from the police, disappearing into the crowd.
He slipped a piece of paper into the envelope and sealed it shut.
She slipped the gloves onto her hands to protect them from the cold winter air.
The child slipped the toy out of his grasp and it fell to the ground.
She slipped the necklace off her neck and into her jewelry box, feeling nostalgic.
He slipped his sunglasses over his eyes and stepped out into the bright sunlight.
The spy slipped past the guard and entered the building undetected.
The criminal slipped out of the handcuffs and escaped from custody.
The city's crime rate slipped after the police department underwent budget cuts.
The stock price slipped after a negative report was released.
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