Pronunciation: /slɪp ɪn/
noun a sudden, unobtrusive insertion or inclusion
A1 I saw a slip in the sidewalk and almost tripped.
A2 She quickly made a slip in her presentation, but recovered smoothly.
B1 There was a slip in the contract that needed to be corrected before signing.
B2 The slip in the company's stock price was unexpected and caused concern among investors.
C1 The slip in the politician's approval ratings was attributed to recent scandals.
C2 The slip in the company's profits was a result of poor management decisions.
verb to insert or include something quickly or quietly
A1 I need to slip in a quick visit to the store before it closes.
A2 She managed to slip in a few extra minutes of study time before the exam.
B1 I always try to slip in some exercise during my lunch break.
B2 He decided to slip in a joke during his presentation to lighten the mood.
C1 The author skillfully managed to slip in subtle references to historical events throughout the novel.
C2 The politician tried to slip in a controversial statement during the debate.
formal I will try to slip in a few key points during the presentation.
informal I'll see if I can slip in a quick joke to lighten the mood.
slang Let's try to slip in some extra snacks before the movie starts.
figurative She managed to slip in a mention of her new project during the meeting.
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