slimily (Meaning)

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slimily (adv.)

In a slimy manner.

No weak antonyms found.

The serpent slithered away, its slimy body leaving a faint trail in the dust.
The algae on the pond's surface had a slimy, gelatinous texture that clung to the oars.
The snail's slimy secretions left a wet, iridescent sheen on the pavement.
The slimy substance exuded from the slug's body created a slippery barrier between it and the ground.
The slimy ooze surrounding the fungus made it difficult to handle or remove.
The slimy seaweed tangled around the boat's propeller, threatening to halt its progress.
The teacher's slimy handshake left a lingering discomfort on her student's palm.
The slimy, venomous jellyfish lurked beneath the waves, a danger to unsuspecting swimmers.
The slimy trail of mucus left by the snail led the detective to its hiding place.
The slimy surface of the slug's body made it difficult to capture and examine.

In a slimy manner.

muddy, mucky,filthy, miry, slushy, oozy, dirty, silty, sludgy, stained

pristine, unsullied, squeaky-clean, antiseptic, cleanly, clean, unsullied,clean, sparkling, spotless

The serpent slithered away, its slimy body leaving a faint trail in the dust.

The algae on the pond's surface had a slimy, gelatinous texture that clung to the oars.

The snail's slimy secretions left a wet, iridescent sheen on the pavement.

The slimy substance exuded from the slug's body created a slippery barrier between it and the ground.