noun a sudden or gradual disappearance or escape
verb to escape or disappear unnoticed or quickly
In the context of a failing relationship, the feeling of watching love slip away.
In sports, refers to losing a lead or advantage as the game progresses, letting the win slip away.
When feeling sad or overwhelmed, the feeling of letting time or opportunities slip away.
Refers to time passing quickly or not being used effectively, allowing opportunities to slip away.
In literature, the phrase 'slip away' is often used to describe a character leaving a situation unnoticed or escaping quietly.
Psychologists may use the term 'slip away' to refer to a patient's avoidance or withdrawal from discussing difficult topics in therapy sessions.
Lawyers might use 'slip away' to describe a loophole or a way for someone to escape legal consequences.
In a business context, 'slip away' can refer to losing a client or missing out on a potential opportunity.
Doctors may use 'slip away' to describe a patient's condition deteriorating or a disease progressing unnoticed.