slow
adjective
uk
/sləʊ/ us
/sloʊ/slow adjective (NOT FAST)
slow adjective (NOT EXCITING)
slow adjective (NOT CLEVER)
slow adjective (TIME)
slow adjective (COOL)
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Business development has slowed in response to the recession.
- slow downA car slowed down and stopped beside her.
- slowEconomic growth slowed sharply in the spring.
- decelerateShe decelerated as soon as she saw the police vehicle.
- lose speedAs the car ran out of petrol, we lost speed and rolled to a stop.
- accelerant
- accelerate
- accelerating
- acceleration
- accelerative
- brake
- catch
- catch (someone) up phrasal verb
- gun
- inhibition
- isolator
- lose momentum
- non-accelerating
- pickup
- put your foot down idiom
- slow someone's roll idiom
- slow to a crawl
- speed (something) up phrasal verb
- spurt
- step on the gas idiom
slow
adverb
uk
/sləʊ/ us
/sloʊ/at a slow speed:
I can't walk any slower.
slow-moving traffic
a slow-burning candle
mainly US He drives too slow!
- slowlyI got out of bed and walked slowly to the door.
- slowGo slower! I can't keep up.
- at a slow paceThey are easy hikes, done at a slow pace.
- at a slow speedYou only have to hit a pedestrian at a slow speed to kill them.
- at slow rateThe economy grew at a slower rate during the second half of the year.