slow-footed (Meaning)

slow-footed

moving at a very slow pace

The heavy-weighted tortoise crept along, its slow-footed pace belying its ancient wisdom.
The sloth's slow-footed movements provided ample time for its predators to retreat.
The elderly gentleman ambled down the street, his slow-footed steps accompanied by a shuffling sound.
The overweight hiker struggled to keep up, her slow-footed pace a hindrance to her companions.
The massive elephant lumbered through the jungle, its slow-footed gait carrying it effortlessly.
The tortoise's slow-footed journey to the edge of the pond was a testament to its patience and determination.
The slow-footed turtle navigated the murky waters with ease, its delicate webbed feet propelled it forward.
The slow-footed snail inched its way up the garden wall, leaving a glistening trail behind it.
The slow-footed child lagged behind his classmates, his small steps a contrast to their energetic strides.
The slow-footed farmer tended to his crops with care, his unhurried pace a reflection of the steady rhythms of nature.

moving at a very slow pace

ambling, shuffling, plodding,heavy-footed, lingering, lethargic, slowing, deliberate, inert, inching

fast, brisk, speedy, ready, hasty,rapid, fleet, snappy, meteoric, quick

The heavy-weighted tortoise crept along, its slow-footed pace belying its ancient wisdom.

The sloth's slow-footed movements provided ample time for its predators to retreat.

The elderly gentleman ambled down the street, his slow-footed steps accompanied by a shuffling sound.

The overweight hiker struggled to keep up, her slow-footed pace a hindrance to her companions.