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Meanings of slipperiness in English
Catalan
mauleria Usage of slipperiness in English
1
He was not ready for the power and slipperiness of the tooth.
2
Such is the slipperiness of the surface, it's an almost futile effort.
3
I did not leave Mr. Thornton's till ten, because of the slipperiness.
4
The trouble with the term new economy is its McLuhanesque slipperiness.
5
This slipperiness, and a 146lb weight reduction, help trim fuel consumption rather significantly.
6
Also the memory of the whiteness and slipperiness of his collar oppressed him.
7
The majority have broken knees, owing to the great slipperiness of the pavements.
8
Viscous warmth and the resulting slipperiness of her sole betrayed her blood loss.
9
Forget about the mendacity and slipperiness of Boris 'n' Nigel.
10
It is simply physical repulsion; and then I loathe the soft slipperiness of the bait.
11
Sometimes the spittle has a peculiar oiliness that results in a certain slipperiness of statement.
12
For slipperiness and general hazards this road baffles description.
13
But Orff's moral slipperiness did not end there.
14
There was a queer kind of slipperiness everywhere.
15
What exactly is the source of its pupils' legendary charm and confidence, their almost as legendary slipperiness?
16
The slipperiness of memory and the self-deceptions of the mind compromise the notion of an absolute truth.
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