Slippery
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Context Matters
Use 'slippery' to describe surfaces when warning someone about potential danger. Careful on the deck, it's slippery from the rain.
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Weather Related
'Slippery' often describes roads or paths in weather reports, especially in winter or rain. Listen to the weather forecast—they said it'll be slippery tonight.
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Figurative Use
'Slippery' can describe situations or tasks that aren't literally slippery but are hard to carry out. Negotiating the contract was a slippery ordeal.