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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a fleeting dip" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a brief or temporary decrease in something, such as mood, temperature, or performance.
Example: "After a long period of stability, the stock market experienced a fleeting dip before recovering."
Alternatives: "a brief decline" or "a momentary drop".
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But you can't resist the idea of wanting to dip those chubby toes in paint, because you know those feet represent a fleeting moment in time.
A fleeting kiss.
A fleeting sensation of omnipotence?
It was a fleeting assurance.
For Damon, it was a fleeting keepsake.
Everyone has a fleeting moment of stardom.
Opportunity can be a fleeting thing.
But that was a fleeting notion.
She gave a fleeting smile.
It was a fleeting visit.
A fleeting catharsis for an angered public?
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