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Definitions from the WebSlipshodPart of Speech: Adjective Sense 1: Characterized by a lack of care, accuracy, or attention to detail. Usage: The slipshod construction of the building resulted in many leaks during heavy rainfall. Example Sentence: The slipshod workmanship of the tailor made the stitches unravel only after a few wears. Sense 2: (Obsolete) Wearing shoes down at the heel. Usage: In the 18th century, slipshod was commonly used to describe someone with worn-out shoes. Example Sentence: The slipshod beggar shuffled down the street, his tattered shoes barely clinging to his feet. Sense 3: (Colloquial) Poorly dressed or untidy in appearance. Usage: Michael always appeared slipshod, as if he had just rolled out of bed and didn't bother to freshen up. Example Sentence: The slipshod appearance of the interviewee suggested a lack of professionalism. Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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