slipperiness

IPA: sɫˈɪprinʌs

Examples of "slipperiness" in Sentences

I don't think that "slipperiness" adequately characterizes what we're dealing with here.
"slipperiness" number that tells how easily or how poorly one surface moves over another.
The advantage of true 100% synthetics isn't measured in lubrication qualities like "slipperiness", but more in longevity and "usability".
The slipperiness was a disadvantage on the ground, since the aircraft leaked fuel when not flying, but at least JP-7 was not a fire hazard.
Some persons use for rubbing a well-waxed flannel; but this in general produces an unpleasant slipperiness, which is not the case with the milk.
But I suspect it was the "slipperiness" that Nat Hentoff spoke of that allowed this biased polemic to slip under the radar of the editors of New York.