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Slow Definition & Meaning

1. Moving or operating at a low speed or pace.

Example: The tortoise is a slow animal compared to the hare.

2. Taking a long time to complete or accomplish something.

Example: The construction of the new building is progressing slowly.

3. Lacking in intelligence or mental agility.

Example: The student was slow to grasp the concept of algebra.

4. Not responsive or quick to react.

Example: The computer system is slow to respond to commands.

5. Indicating a low level of activity or progress.

Example: The economy is experiencing slow growth this quarter.

Examples of the word slow used in sentences.

  • The snail moved slowly across the garden.
  • The traffic was slow this morning, so I arrived at work late.
  • I like to walk slowly in the park and enjoy the scenery.
  • My computer is running slow and it's taking forever to load.
  • Can you speak slowly, please? I don't understand what you're saying.
  • The restaurant service was slow because they were very busy.
  • I drive slow on slippery roads to avoid accidents.
  • My computer is running slow because it's outdated.
  • Sarah prefers to take the scenic route and enjoy the slow pace of life.
  • Jack's progress in learning Spanish is slow but steady.
  • Learning a new language can be slow at first, but with practice, you will eventually improve.
  • I like to listen to slow music when I feel stressed.
  • When you drive in a school zone, you must slow down.
  • The restaurant service was slow, so we had to wait a long time to get our food.
  • The internet connection in this area is really slow.
  • I prefer to eat my meals slowly and savor each bite, rather than rushing through them.
  • The tortoise may have been slow, but he eventually won the race.
  • The economy is recovering from the pandemic, but at a slow pace.
  • I always take the scenic route to work, even though it's slower than the highway.
  • Despite her best attempts, her progress in learning the new language was slow.
  • The slow and steady rhythm of the classical music helped me relax and unwind after a long day at work.
  • I prefer to take things slow and steady when it comes to making big decisions in life.
  • Despite the slow progress, the team managed to successfully complete the project within the given deadline.
  • The slow and gentle movements of yoga helped me improve my flexibility and calm my mind.
  • The slow and methodical approach of the detective finally led to the breakthrough in the murder case.
  • Her slow, deliberate speech reflected the deep emotions she felt about the recent loss of her beloved pet.
  • The evening sky was adorned with a slow-moving crescent moon, casting a gentle glow over the darkened neighborhood.
  • The class began with a slow warm-up, gradually building up to more advanced techniques in order to avoid injury.
  • The slow growth of the economy has been a major concern for policymakers, who are striving to implement new measures to boost productivity.
  • Despite her slow pace, she managed to complete the marathon and cross the finish line with great determination.
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