504 Synonyms & Antonyms of SLOW - Merriam-Webster

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504 Synonyms Antonyms of SLOW - Merriam-Webster

adjective Synonyms Antonyms of slow (Entry 1 of 3) 1 moving or proceeding at less than the normal, desirable, or required speed because of the holiday, traffic to the beach was particularly slow slow readers Synonyms for slow crawling, creeping, dallying, dawdling, dilatory, dillydallying, dragging, laggard, lagging, languid, leisurely, poking,

Slow Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster

slow: [adjective] mentally dull : stupid. naturally inert or sluggish.

Slow - definition of slow by The Free Dictionary

slow: See: check , constrict , delay , deliberate , hesitant , inhibit , languid , late , obtuse , otiose , phlegmatic , restrain , torpid

SLOW Synonyms: 231 Synonyms Antonyms for SLOW | Thesaurus…

adj. unhurried, lazy adj. behind, late adj. unintelligent verb delay, restrict synonyms for slow Compare Synonyms easy gradual heavy lackadaisical leisurely lethargic moderate passive quiet reluctant sluggish stagnant crawling creeping dawdling delaying deliberate disinclined idle lagging loitering measured plodding postponing procrastinating slack

Slow Definition Meaning | Dictionary.com

As an adverb, slow has two forms, slow and slowly. Slowly appeared first in the 15th century; slow came into use shortly thereafter. Both are standard today in certain uses. Originally, slow was …

SLOW | definition in the Cambridge English Dictionary

slow meaning: 1. moving, happening, or doing something without much speed: 2. used to describe a film, book…. Learn more.

SLOW | meaning, definition in Cambridge English Dictionary

Meaning of slow in English slow adjective uk / sləʊ / us / sloʊ / slow adjective (NOT FAST) A1 moving, happening, or doing something without much speed: a slow runner / driver / reader …

slow - WordReference.com Dictionary of English

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Slow - Idioms by The Free Dictionary

do a slow burn. go slow. in the slow lane. life in the slow lane. on a slow boat to China. on the uptake. slow (one's) roll. slow and steady wins the race. slow as (slower than) molasses (in January)

Slow - Spells - D D Beyond

Finally, since Slow doesn't create difficult terrain, but instead directly halves the opponent's movement speed, it would indeed be compounded if difficult terrain were to be traversed by said character while under the Slow effect. FOR EXAMPLE: A druid casts Plant Growth around a baddie, then a sorcerer casts Slow on said baddie.

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