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Adjective slow-moving has 1 sense
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Definitions from the Webslow-movingAdjective: Describes something that moves or progresses at a slow pace. Sense 1: Moving or progressing with a lack of speed. Example Sentence: The tortoise is a slow-moving creature that takes its time to explore its surroundings. Sense 2: Referring to a vehicle or traffic that is moving at a sluggish pace. Example Sentence: We were stuck in slow-moving traffic for hours before finally reaching our destination. Sense 3: Indicating a person or organization that is hesitant or not acting quickly in making decisions or taking actions. Example Sentence: The government's slow-moving response to the crisis caused frustration among the citizens. Sense 4: Used figuratively to describe an idea or concept that is not developing or progressing rapidly. Example Sentence: The company's slow-moving innovation strategy made it lose its competitive edge. Noun: A person or thing that moves or progresses slowly. Sense 1: Denoting someone who is slow in physical movements or mentally dull. Example Sentence: The elderly man was a slow-moving and frail individual who required assistance with everyday tasks. Sense 2: Referring to an animal or organism that moves at a slow pace. Example Sentence: The sloth is famously known as a slow-moving mammal that spends most of its time hanging upside down in trees. | ||||
slovensko slovensky slow-burn slow-down slow-growing slow-mo slow-motion slow-movement slow-moving slow-witted slow-wittedness slow slow animal slow destruction slow down slow lane slow loris
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