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Synonym for slow [verb]

The synonym slow synonymous definition words:
means "stop"
brake, curtail, check, curb, reef
- conjugate verb slow
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slow [verb]

means "reduction"
decrease, reduce, diminish, postpone, delay, retard, detain, regulate

slow [verb]

means "obstruction"
hinder, impede, obstruct, retard

slow [adjective]

means "time"
belated, delayed, impeded, detained, overdue, backward, retarded

slow [adjective]

means "state"
drowsy, sleepy, listless, lethargic, inert, dormant, supine

slow [adjective]

means "property"
gradual, deliberate, leisurely, unhurried, moderate, laggard, late, tardy, dragging, behindhand

slow [adjective]

means "characteristic"
dense, leaden, dull, apathetic, torpid, phlegmatic, stupid

slow [adjective]

means "character trait"
dull, boring, humdrum, tedious, uninteresting, tame, stolid, stupid

slow [adjective]

means "behaviour"
lazy, inactive, slothful, sluggish, idle, slack, negligent, remiss
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backward [adjective]

means "delayed"
behind, late, slow, tardy

behind [adjective]

means "time"
late, tardy, dilatory, slow, belated

behindhand [object]

means "late"
tardy, dragging, slow

bloodless [adjective]

means "sluggish"
indolent, slow, lazy

brake [verb]

means "action"
slow, curtail, check, curb, reef
- conjugate verb brake

cushion [verb]

means "absorb"
alleviate, check, meliorate, slow
- conjugate verb cushion

damp [verb]

means "activity"
slow, abate, allay, check, inhibit, moderate
- conjugate verb damp

deaden [verb]

means "numb"
slow, dull
- conjugate verb deaden

delayed [adjective]

means "backward"
behind, late, slow, tardy

detain [verb]

means "delay"
slow
- conjugate verb detain

dilatory [adjective]

means "tardy"
delayed, belated, slow, late, behind

dim [adjective]

means "dull"
slow

drag [verb]

means "linger"
lag, loiter, straggle, slow, dawdle, trail
- conjugate verb drag

dull [adjective]

means "behaviour"
listless, flat, apathetic, slow, heavy, inanimate

heavy [adjective]

means "characteristic"
clumsy, listless, slow, dull

humdrum [adjective]

means "dull"
boring, slow, tedious, uninteresting, tame, stolid

inapt [adjective]

means "unfit"
slow

indolent [adjective]

means "sluggish"
bloodless, slow, lazy

laggard [adjective]

means "gradual"
deliberate, leisurely, unhurried, moderate, slow

late [adjective]

means "characteristic"
tardy, delayed, belated, slow, dilatory, behind
- translate late

leisurely [adjective]

means "unhurried"
deliberate, easily, slow, premeditated

lethargic [adjective]

means "drowsy"
sleepy, listless, slow, inert, dormant, supine

lingering [adjective]

means "lazy"
indolent, sluggish, remiss, slack, slow, negligent

measured [adjective]

means "rhythmical"
uniform, slow, stately, deliberate, ascertained, guarded

phlegmatic [adjective]

means "lethargic"
listless, passive, sluggish, languid, slow, indolent

retard [verb]

means "delay"
slow
- conjugate verb retard

shackle [verb]

means "impede"
slow, dull, restrict
- conjugate verb shackle

slack [adjective]

means "lazy"
indolent, sluggish, remiss, lingering, slow, negligent

sleepy [adjective]

means "drowsy"
slow, listless, lethargic, inert, dormant, supine

slothful [adjective]

means "lazy"
inactive, slow, sluggish, idle, slack, negligent

sullen [adjective]

means "sluggish"
slow, dull, stagnant

tardy [adjective]

means "reluctant"
slow, sluggish

tardy [adjective]

means "late"
overdue, belated, dilatory, slack, slow, backward

thick [adjective]

means "characteristic"
obtuse, doltish, dull, stupid, unintelligent, slow

torpid [adjective]

means "apathetic"
inactive, inert, lethargic, sluggish, slow, motionless

unapt [adjective]

means "incompetent"
inept, unqualified, unskilful, inapt, slow

unintelligent [adjective]

means "obtuse"
doltish, dull, stupid, thick, slow, bovine

slow-down [noun]

means "slack"
slackening, retardation

slowdown [noun]

means "slack"
slackening, slow-up, retardation

slowly [object]

means "at a leisurely pace"
gradually, casually, deliberately, cautiously
- translate slowly

lag [noun]

means "slow-down"
stalemate, slowing, cessation, retardation

laziness [noun]

means "loosening"
relaxation, decrease, slack, indolence, slowing, negligence

recession [noun]

means "economic slump"
stagnation, decline, depression, inflation, slow-down

retardation [noun]

means "slow-down"
stalemate, slowing, cessation, lag

sedately [adjective]

means "calmly"
quietly, soberly, slowly, solemnly, deliberately

slack [noun]

means "loosening"
relaxation, decrease, laziness, indolence, slowing, negligence

soberly [object]

means "calmly"
quietly, sedately, slowly, solemnly, deliberately

solemnly [object]

means "calmly"
quietly, soberly, slowly, sedately, deliberately
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