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let slip
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1.
US
UK
general
neutral
informal
To reveal information, a secret, or a fact unintentionally or carelessly.
To divulge something by accident that one did not intend to disclose.
2.
US
UK
general
neutral
To utter a remark or comment, especially casually or briefly.
3.
general
literary
archaic
To release or set loose (often used figuratively, as in releasing forces or causing something to begin).
To allow something to escape or become uncontrolled.
4.
general
neutral
literary
To miss or fail to take advantage of an opportunity; to let an opportunity pass.
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