21 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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The thief will slink past the security cameras to reach the valuable artifacts.

They will have been slinking along the edges of the forest, avoiding detection.

The sneaky character in the movie would slink around, plotting mischief.

In the face of criticism, he would slink into his shell, avoiding confrontation.

The ghostly figure will be slinking through the haunted mansion's corridors.

The spy had been slinking through the dark alleys, unnoticed by anyone in the bustling city.

She has slinked around the issue without giving a direct answer.

He has slinked out of the meeting, avoiding eye contact with everyone.

The cat was slinking through the dark alley, avoiding any attention.

The shy teenager would slink into the classroom, hoping to go unnoticed.

Unhappy with the outcome, she would slink away from the heated argument.

She is slinking down the runway, modeling the latest fashion designs.

The fog has slinked in, enveloping the city in a mysterious haze.

The shy introvert would often slink away from large social gatherings.

The embarrassed student was slinking out of the classroom after the clumsy fall.

He has been slinking away from responsibility for weeks.

The embarrassed child would slink away from the stage after forgetting the lines.

The suspect attempted to slink away from the police, blending into the crowd.

The guilty pleasure made her slink into the bookstore, hiding her love for romance novels.

The embarrassed child slinked out of the room after knocking over the vase.

The embarrassed mime would slink away after a failed attempt at humor.

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