9 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Slink' in a Sentence
"To move or go in a sneaky, shameful manner, often motivated by fear or cowardice." more
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After the argument, she will have slinked off to be alone and collect her thoughts.
By the time she discovers the surprise, he will have slinked off to prepare for the celebration.
The spy will have slinked through the shadows, undetected by the security cameras.
By the time the guests arrive, the mischievous cat will have slinked away with the ribbon.
The thief will have slinked away with the priceless artifact before the alarm sounded.
The guilty dog will have slinked away from the scene of the torn-up cushions.
As the storm approaches, the stray cat will have slinked into a hidden shelter.
By the morning, the raccoon will have slinked into the garbage can for a nocturnal feast.
The teenager will have slinked past curfew, hoping to avoid parental disapproval.
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