Synonyms and antonyms of Words used to describe slow movement in American Thesaurus

slow (adjective)

a slow movement or action does not happen fast

unhurried (adjective)

slow, without any worry about taking a long time

measured (adjective)

slow, careful, and deliberate

stately (adjective)

stately movement is slow and steady

leisurely (adjective)

slow and relaxed

sedate (adjective)

quiet or slow, and not likely to shock people or attract attention

steady (adjective)

slowly and gradually continuing to change, move, or happen

deliberate (adjective)

slow and careful

lazy (adjective)

a lazy movement or smile is slow and relaxed

languid (adjective)

very slow and relaxed

funereal (adjective)

very slow or serious

gently (adverb)

with small or slow movements

glacial (adjective)

extremely slow

leisured (adjective)

leisurely

leisurely (adjective)

used about someone or something that is too slow

pokey (adjective)

American moving or doing something very slowly, in a way that is annoying

slow (adjective)

used for describing something that is moving or that moves in this way

slow (adjective)

used for saying that someone or something is not fast enough

slow (adverb)

informal at a slow speed

sluggish (adjective)

not moving as quickly as usual

steadily (adverb)

slowly and gradually