slow (down or up) (Meaning)

slow (down or up)

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The traffic on the highway slowed down to a crawl during rush hour.
The pendulum of the grandfather clock slowed down as it neared the bottom of its arc.
The injured runner slowed down his pace, clutching his side in pain.
The wind slowed down the sailboats as they approached the shore.
The teacher asked the students to slow down their writing to improve their penmanship.
The heart rate monitor showed that the patient's pulse slowed down after taking the medication.
The economy slowed down significantly due to the global pandemic.
The rocket slowed down as it entered the Earth's atmosphere.
The actor slowed down his speech to emphasize the importance of his words.
The rain slowed down to a drizzle as the storm passed by.

stagger, fiddle (around), shuffle, amble, procrastinate, stroll, saunter, hang (around or out),decelerate, potter (around)

rip, bolt, whisk, scurry,course, hurry, career, rush, dash, speed

The traffic on the highway slowed down to a crawl during rush hour.

The pendulum of the grandfather clock slowed down as it neared the bottom of its arc.

The injured runner slowed down his pace, clutching his side in pain.

The wind slowed down the sailboats as they approached the shore.