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Filter by Meaning The athlete's performance slipped in the second half of the game.
He slipped and used a curse word in front of his grandmother.
The journalist slipped and published incorrect information in the article.
He slipped on the wet grass and lost his grip on the ball, which rolled away.
The goalkeeper slipped and missed the ball, leading to a goal.
The runner slipped past the finish line, breaking the world record.
The ball slipped from his hand and went flying into the bushes.
The team's morale slipped after their captain got injured.
The basketball player slipped and missed the shot.
He slipped on the skateboard and scraped his knee.
The athlete slipped the ball from his grip and it went out of bounds.
The team's lead slipped as the other team caught up in the game.
He slipped on the muddy trail and fell face-first into the dirt.
He slipped his hand into his pocket to grab his keys.
Her attention slipped away as she daydreamed about the weekend.
The light slipped out of the room as he turned off the lamp.
The athlete's performance slipped due to an injury.
The football player slipped past the defender and scored a touchdown.
The team slipped in the standings after a series of losses.
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