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slipperiness

/ˈslɪp.ər.i.nəs/

Traduction: Nom désignant la propriété d'être glissant, décrivant à la fois une surface physique lisse qui provoque le glissement et, au sens figuré, un caractère peu fiable, évasif ou insaisissable.

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noun

/ˈslɪp.ər.i.nəs/C1formal
  • frNom désignant la propriété d'être glissant, décrivant à la fois une surface physique lisse qui provoque le glissement et, au sens figuré, un caractère peu fiable, évasif ou insaisissable.

A noun referring to the quality of being slippery, which can describe either a physical smoothness that causes sliding or a figurative untrustworthiness and evasiveness in character.

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  1. Smooth and slippery textureB2formal

    The quality of being smooth, wet, or greasy, making it easy to slide or difficult to hold.

    frCaractère glissant

    • The slipperiness of the icy road caused several accidents.
    • He noted the slipperiness of the freshly waxed floor.
    • The slipperiness of the fish made it hard to grip.

    Synonymesgreasinesslubricityoilinessslicknesssmoothness

    Antonymescoarsenessgriproughnesstraction

  2. Deceitful or untrustworthy natureC1informal

    The quality of being evasive, dishonest, or difficult to pin down, like a cunning person.

    frCaractère trompeur ou insaisissable

    • The politician's slipperiness made it impossible to get a straight answer.
    • His slipperiness in negotiations frustrated everyone at the table.
    • She was known for her slipperiness, always avoiding responsibility.

    Synonymesdeviousnessdishonestyduplicityevasivenessguileshiftinessslicknessuntrustworthiness

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  • slipperinesses plural form
  • slipperinesses' possessive plural form
  • slipperiness's possessive singular form
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