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    slow
    [slō]
    adjective
    slow (adjective) · slower (comparative adjective) · slowest (superlative adjective)
    1. moving or operating, or designed to do so, only at a low speed; not quick or fast:
      "airships were slow and noisy, as planes got quicker and quieter" · "putting a new team together is a slow process" · "the C minor slow movement"
      • taking a long time to perform a specified action:
        "she was a slow reader" · "large organizations can be slow to change"
      • lasting or taking a long time:
        "a slow process" · "the journey home was slow"
      • not allowing or intended for fast travel:
        "the slow lane"
      • (of a playing field) likely to make the ball bounce or run slowly or to prevent competitors from traveling fast.
    2. (of a clock or watch) showing a time earlier than the correct time:
      "the clock was five minutes slow"
    3. not prompt to understand, think, or learn:
      "he's so slow, so unimaginative"
    4. uneventful and rather dull:
      "a slow and mostly aimless narrative"
      • (of business) with little activity; slack:
        "sales were slow"
    5. created or done using sustainable or traditional methods, as opposed to those of mass industry, and intended to be appreciated unhurriedly or used extensively:
      "the movement towards slow fashion has been fairly recent, particularly among millennials" · "the plan prioritizes slow tourism and deeper engagement of visitors"
      • (of a form of art or entertainment) inviting deep contemplation or quiet reflection, and having a subtle, minimalist style:
        "the documentary is one of the best examples of slow cinema" · "slow TV"
    6. photography
      (of a film) needing long exposure.
      • (of a lens) having a small aperture.
    7. (of a fire or oven) burning or giving off heat gently:
      "bake the dish in a preheated slow oven"
    adverb
    slow (adverb) · slower (comparative adverb) · slowest (superlative adverb)
    1. at a slow pace; slowly:
      "the train went slower and slower" · "a slow-moving river"
    verb
    slow (verb) · slows (third person present) · slowed (past tense) · slowed (past participle) · slowing (present participle)
    1. reduce one's speed or the speed of a vehicle or process:
      "the train slowed to a halt" · "investment has slowed down" · "he slowed the car"
      • (slow down/up)
        live or work less actively or intensely:
        "I wasn't feeling well and had to slow down"
    Origin
    Old English slāw ‘slow-witted, sluggish’, of Germanic origin.
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    adjective
    1. moving or operating, or designed to do so, only at a low speed; not quick or fast:
      unhurried
      leisurely
      measured
      moderate
      deliberate
      steady
      sedate
      slow-moving
      easy
      relaxed
      gentle
      undemanding
      comfortable
      ponderous
      plodding
      labored
      dawdling
      loitering
      lagging
      laggard
      sluggish
      sluggardly
      snail-like
      tortoise-like
      leaden
      creeping
      laggy
      slow-going
      unrushed
      leaden-footed
      Opposite:
      fast
      rapid
      brisk
    2. not prompt to understand, think, or learn:
      obtuse
      stupid
      imperceptive
      blind
      uncomprehending
      unimaginative
      insensitive
      bovine
      stolid
      slow-witted
      dull-witted
      unintelligent
      doltish
      witless
      blockish
      unperceptive
      Opposite:
      astute
      bright
      perceptive
    3. uneventful and rather dull:
      dull
      boring
      uninteresting
      unexciting
      uneventful
      tedious
      tiresome
      wearisome
      dry
      as dry as dust
      monotonous
      plodding
      tame
      dreary
      lackluster
      quiet
      sleepy
      unprogressive
      behind the times
      backward
      backwoods
      backwater
      Opposite:
      gripping
      exciting
      action-packed
    verb
    1. reduce one's speed or the speed of a vehicle or process:
      decelerate
      brake
      reduce speed
      go slower
      lessen one's speed
      put the brakes on
      slack off
      Opposite:
      accelerate
      speed up
      • live or work less actively or intensely:
        take it easy
        relax
        ease up/off
        take a break
        take some time off
        slack off
        Opposite:
        work harder

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    What does slowed mean?to make slow (often fol. by "down" or "up"). The slippery roads slowed traffic that day. The engineer slowed down the train. Hey, slow up so we can walk together! to delay, retard, or hold back. Interruptions slowed her progress. The medication slowed the spread of the cancer. to become slow or slower. The truck slowed as it climbed the hill.

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