slow (down) (Meaning)

slow (down)

a slowing down of business operations by employees, a slowing down

As the car approached the intersection, the driver slowed down cautiously.
The jogger gradually slowed down as they neared the finish line.
The wind howled and slowed down the progress of the hikers.
The assembly line was forced to slow down due to a mechanical issue.
The traffic jam in the city center slowed down commuters for hours.
The student slowed down their walking pace to accommodate their elderly companion.
As the storm intensified, the driver slowed down the vehicle for safety reasons.
The computer slowed down significantly after installing the new software.
The economy has been slowing down in recent months.
The athlete slowed down to conserve energy during the long race.

a slowing down of business operations by employees, a slowing down

die (down), slacken, sink, weaken, flag, taper off, moderate, ebb, taper,decrease

shoot (up), increase, swell, soar, expand, rocket, escalate, proliferate, enlarge, peak

As the car approached the intersection, the driver slowed down cautiously.

The jogger gradually slowed down as they neared the finish line.

The wind howled and slowed down the progress of the hikers.

The assembly line was forced to slow down due to a mechanical issue.