noun the amount or extent of slipping or sliding that occurs
In psychology, slippage can refer to a regression or decline in mental health or cognitive abilities.
In construction, slippage can refer to delays in project timelines or budget overruns.
In finance, slippage refers to the difference between the expected price of a trade and the actual price at which the trade is executed.
In sports, slippage can refer to a loss of traction or stability, leading to a decrease in performance or potential injury.
In engineering, slippage can refer to the movement or displacement of parts relative to each other, often due to friction or other factors.
In the writing industry, 'slippage' may refer to the unintentional shifting or alteration of a character's personality or storyline throughout a piece of writing.
Psychologists may use 'slippage' to describe the gradual decline or deterioration of a patient's mental health or progress during therapy.