slips into
Eases on into
Slips into describes entering something smoothly or gradually.
You slip into clothes by putting them on easily: She slipped into her robe.
You slip into a place by entering quietly or unobtrusively: He slipped into the room unnoticed.
The phrase also captures gradual transitions—someone slips into sleep, slips into a habit, or slips into depression without a distinct moment of change.
- descendMove to lower position
- morphChange form gradually
- succumbYield to pressure
- creepStealthy, slow movement
- settleReach final terms
glide · dons · fade · assume · sink · sneak · immerse · transition · fall · tiptoe · slither · enters · plunge · shift · transform · adopt · drift · lapses