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Filter by Meaning The prisoner slipped through the window and escaped from the high-security prison.
The music slipped in volume as she turned down the radio.
The melody slipped into a slower tempo for the final verse of the song.
The singer slipped and forgot the lyrics to the song.
The guitarist slipped the pick from his fingers and it flew into the audience.
She slipped into her robe and headed to the bathroom to start her morning routine.
She slipped the dress over her head and checked herself in the mirror, admiring the fit.
The suspect slipped away from the police, disappearing into the crowd.
The singer's voice slipped during the concert due to a sore throat.
The key slipped out of the lock and onto the ground.
He slipped his hand into his pocket to grab his keys.
The temperature slipped down as the sun began to set.
The wind slipped in intensity as the storm passed by.
The color slipped out of the fabric as she washed it.
He slipped his tie off and unbuttoned his collar after a long day at work.
The criminal slipped out of the handcuffs and escaped from custody.
The city's crime rate slipped after the police department underwent budget cuts.
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