
Slippery
Context Matters
Use 'slippery' to describe surfaces when warning someone about potential danger.

Careful on the deck, it's slippery from the rain.
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.
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.
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