Slippery

Pronunciation: /ˈslɪpəriː/

Slippery (adjective)

  1. Not easy to hold or stand on because it can slide or move.
  2. Not honest or reliable; can easily change or deceive.

Examples

  • The floor was slippery after the rain, making it hard to walk.
  • The politician was known for his slippery promises that never materialized.

Common collocations: slippery surface, slippery slope, slippery character, slippery deal

Synonyms of Slippery

Formal

Informal

Antonyms of Slippery

  • — Describes surfaces that provide good traction.
  • — Indicates a firm and secure footing.