gliddery Antonyms
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Meaning of gliddery
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gliddery (a.)
Giving no sure footing; smooth; slippery.
gliddery Sentence Examples
- The icy sidewalk turned gliddery under the children's feet, sending them tumbling.
- The eel's scales were slick and gliddery, making it difficult to grasp.
- The wet tiles in the shower were treacherously gliddery, posing a fall risk.
- The fresh paint on the canvas was still gliddery and prone to smudging.
- The new ice rink was exceptionally gliddery, providing an exhilarating skating experience.
- The glossy magazine pages were too gliddery to turn quickly, frustrating the reader.
- The slippery plastic surface of the playground slide was gliddery to the touch.
- The gliddery mud on the hiking trail made it difficult to maintain footing.
- The slippery floor in the kitchen was gliddery with spilled oil, creating a potential hazard.
- The dancer's movements were graceful and gliddery, as if they were floating on air.
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Giving no sure footing; smooth; slippery.
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The icy sidewalk turned gliddery under the children's feet, sending them tumbling.
The eel's scales were slick and gliddery, making it difficult to grasp.
The wet tiles in the shower were treacherously gliddery, posing a fall risk.
The fresh paint on the canvas was still gliddery and prone to smudging.
