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freudian slip

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Freudian slip
n.
A verbal mistake that is thought to reveal an unconscious belief, thought, or emotion.
freudian slip,
(in freudian psychology) a behavioral error in speech or action that is believed to reveal a hidden motive in the unconscious of the perpetrator. Also called parapraxis.


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Chris Hollins said he felt "a bit more comfortable about being sexy" with his mum there (clearly mistaking the Freudian Slip for a dance move) as partner Ola Jordan turned up in an outfit which looked like she'd been rummaging in the paper shredder.
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Second, Brown assumes that he (and by inference he alone) has "the only" answer to, by his own Freudian slip, the problems of the world.
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