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to slip
verbgeneral usecommon/iʒˈɡɐjɾɐɾ/es·guei·rar
Definition
1To insert oneself or move stealthily, with skill and discretion, usually through a narrow space or in a way that avoids notice.
Usage examples
“The thief slipped through the open window and into the dark room.”
“She managed to slip away from the boring party without saying goodbye.”
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Common combinations
to slip throughto slip awayto slip between