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slip

[slip] / slɪp /


NOUN
loss of foothold
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NOUN
decrease
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VERB
lessen, return to a lower quality
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Intimate and accessible—it was written for television, first broadcast in 1951 and for many years thereafter—“Amahl” balances sweet, comic and serious elements without slipping into sentimentality.

From The Wall Street Journal

Since that era, both have slipped away from the top, but Saturday afternoon was evidence of a rivalry reborn.

From BBC

The spot price of gold hit a high of $4,420 on Monday before slipping back.

From BBC

Marnus Labuschagne – 5 – No real contribution with the bat, but gets an extra mark apiece for two sensational catches at second slip.

From BBC

It was a slip of the tongue, but one that could have been corrected immediately.

From BBC