slipping (into) (Meaning)

slipping (into)

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The dancer glided gracefully onto the stage, her feet slipping effortlessly into the rhythm.
The assassin slipped into the shadows, unnoticed by the unsuspecting guards.
The students slipped into their seats in silent anticipation for the lecture.
The thief slipped his hand into the victim's pocket, expertly extracting the wallet.
The politician slipped a controversial remark into his speech, hoping it would go unnoticed.
The rubber sole of the shoe slipped on the wet pavement, causing the pedestrian to fall.
The child slipped his finger into the crack of the door, hoping to open it.
The thief slipped a key into the lock, his hand trembling as he anticipated his prize.
The snake slipped its long body into the hole, seeking shelter from the sun.
The voice slipped into a whisper, carrying secrets that were better left unsaid.

throwing (on), putting on, wearing,donning,clothing, bedecking, appareling, garbing, robing, apparelling

putting off, taking off,peeling (off), removing, shrugging off, shedding,kicking (off),doffing, husking, dousing

The dancer glided gracefully onto the stage, her feet slipping effortlessly into the rhythm.

The assassin slipped into the shadows, unnoticed by the unsuspecting guards.

The students slipped into their seats in silent anticipation for the lecture.

The thief slipped his hand into the victim's pocket, expertly extracting the wallet.