slip into
Put on quickly
To slip into something is to put it on quickly or casually: She slipped into her robe.
The phrase extends to entering states or conditions gradually and often without deliberate effort: slip into a depression, slip into bad habits, The conversation slipped into an argument.
You can also slip into a place quietly or unobtrusively: He slipped into the back of the room.
- put onDress in or stage
- donningTo put on clothing
- throw onDress quickly, carelessly
- disguiseIdentity-concealing alteration
- role playAssume another's identity temporarily
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