"Slippered" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Slippered" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

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"Slippered" Meaning

Wearing slippers, typically warm and soft footwear, usually worn indoors for comfort.

"Slippered" Examples

Use Cases for the Word "Slippered"


1. Adjective Usage in Contextual Sentence


In the cold winter mornings, Sarah slipped her hands into the warm slippered gloves she had found in her drawer, grateful for the small comfort as she began her gardening tasks.

2. Relation to Barbours


Known for his practical sense of style, John chose to wear a pair of slippered Barbours over his casual wear on those chilly autumn mornings.

3. Homemade Slipper Design


My grandmother is famous for her handmade slipper designs, always adding a personal touch of elegance and softness to every pair she knits.

4. Antifreeze Buckles


In severe cold temperatures, drivers use antifreeze buckles to keep their shoes slippered, preventing frostbite when stepping out of their vehicles on icy mornings.

5. Historical Drama Example


In Shakespeare's classic, the servant girl revelled in envy at the arrival of Sabine taking up the beautiful, slippered beretta orders for the royal streets.

"Slippered" Similar Words

Slip-ons

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Slip-up

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A small mistake or miscalculation that is made suddenly, often because someone is careless or forgetful.<br><br>Example: "He made a slip-up in his presentation and forgot to thank the CEO."<br><br>Synonyms: blunder, mistake, error, faux pas, mishap.<br><br>Antonyms: success, accomplishment, triumph, achievement.

Slip-ups

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Mistakes or errors, especially those made in speech or action, often resulting from carelessness or absent-mindedness.

Slip

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Slipknot

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Slippage

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Slipped

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"Slipped" is the past tense of the verb "slip", which means to move or fall suddenly and without control, often because of a lack of balance or traction. It can also mean to make a careless or unconscious mistake, or to avoid doing something fixed or agreed upon.<br><br>Example sentences:<br><br> She slipped on the ice and fell.<br> I slipped up and forgot my lines during the play.<br> He slipped out of the house without saying goodbye.

Slipper

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Slipperiness

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The state or quality of being slippery or smooth to the touch; a tendency to slide or glide easily.<br><br>Example: "The ice made the sidewalk slippery, and she fell on her way home."<br><br>Synonyms: slickness, smoothness, lubricity, smooth-glidingness.<br><br>Antonyms: roughness, ruggedness, slipperlessness.

Slippering

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Slippers

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Slippery

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Slipping

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To slide or move smoothly and quietly out of position, often because of a lack of purchase or because one's foothold is insecure. <br><br>Example: "The mountain climber began to slipping on the icy surface."<br><br>Also, to decrease or fall gradually in strength, degree, or importance.<br><br>Example: "Interest in the new policy was slipping among the voters."<br><br>Additionally, to speak or pronounce words indistinctly or with a tendency to mumble.<br><br>Example: "The TV announcer sounded like she was slipping when reading from the teleprompter."

Slippy

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Something that is lightly greasy or wet, making it difficult to get a grip on.

Sliprails

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Slips

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