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Meanings of slice through in English

Move through a body or an object with a slicing motion.

Usage of slice through in English
1
Your lower center of gravity will help you slice through the powder.
Wired
2
Those screams from behind the hill seemed to slice through the rain.
Wheel of Time [08]: The Path of Daggers
3
Fumbling, I drew my sword and managed to slice through the strands.
Siege of heaven
4
An expert could slice through it and not tell the difference.
BBC
5
Kursk felt another stab of pain slice through his upper body.
The accident man
6
It took only a few seconds to slice through the tubing.
Damaged
7
The whip cut a deep slice through her abdomen, ruining her new shirt.
Darkness unleashed
8
Those spears will slice through steel as if it were butter, Your Majesty.
Perfect State
9
He brought his legs together to slice through the air faster.
iD
10
Instead, I slice through its stinger as it whips toward me.
World After
11
These sharpnesses slice through the full-throated turkey bone broth, an echo of midwinter feasting.
The Irish Times
12
Do they slice through the material or chisel through it?
Temperance Brennan 01 - Déjà Dead
13
His errant kicks slice through the air but hit nothing.
I am number four
14
Its beak was sharp enough to slice through shark skin.
Surrender to the will of the night
15
It would cut my fingertips, but it would slice through the cords as well.
Enclave
16
Like a slice through her finger in the kitchen; she didn't want to look.
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Slice through through the time
Slice through across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common