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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a slipping" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a process or action of something that is slipping or losing grip, often metaphorically.
Example: "He felt a slipping of his confidence as he faced the challenging questions during the interview."
Alternatives: "a decline" or "a loss of grip".
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Maybe I was thinking of the overall shape a slipping ladder would make.
Later that day a piece of rope was discovered tied into a slipping noose in a drawer in the garage.
Although a slipping IMS index is not a foolproof gauge of recession, it suggests that the eight-month recovery in America's manufacturing may well be faltering.
He scraped some paint away so that the face became blurred and slightly separated from the head, like a slipping mask.
In recent years both diesel and electric trains have been fitted with computer systems that reduce power to a slipping wheel until it grabs the track.
The commercial was a cheeky take on Janet Jackson's "wardrobe malfunction" (a slipping top) during the half-time show at the 2004 game.
The system also relies heavily on traction controls, applying the brake to a slipping wheel and feeding torque to tires with grip.
But now of course, it has won best picture, which means everyone has to hate it as a usurper in a slipping crown.
Mr. Davis had vowed to increase education spending by 6.4percentt, despite the state's energy problems and projections of a slipping economy.
Its smoky mix of chemicals and images (including several works by the German painter Sigmar Polke) creates a slipping, sliding technically mysterious miasma that suggests a kind of urban cave painting.
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My hands – hand – simply wouldn't work, and it wasn't just in a slipping-off-keys manner, which would be at least understandable given the amount of ash I'd spilt on my keyboard down the years.
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