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Filter by Meaning I had completely forgotten about our appointment, it had slipped my mind.
The fact that she had an exam tomorrow slipped her mind.
The instructions that he gave me had slipped my mind.
His enthusiasm slipped as he faced one obstacle after another.
The book was so boring that its contents slipped from my mind.
The details of the story slipped from my memory.
The address of my friend's house slipped from my mind.
The conversation with my boss slipped from my consciousness.
She slipped and made an error in her calculations, resulting in an incorrect answer.
The important meeting slipped from my mind and I missed it.
I'm sorry, I completely slipped that from my mind.
The knowledge she gained during college has slipped away.
The name of the person I met yesterday has completely slipped my mind.
Her laughter slipped into a chuckle as she heard the joke.
The name of my old friend has slipped my mind.
Her name slipped my mind and I couldn't remember it.
The words of his father's advice had slipped from his memory.
The detail slipped his memory while he was explaining the concept.
The events of that day have slipped away from my memory.
He tried hard to recall the answer, but it had slipped his mind.
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