slowish (Meaning)
slowish
requiring a long time, that is behind the time at a specified time or place, naturally inert or sluggish, not vigorous or active, low, gentle, mentally dull, less than the time indicated by another method of reckoning, stupid, marked by reduced activity, unwilling to take prompt action, exhibiting or marked by low speed, slowly, taking place at a low rate or over a considerable period of time, not hasty or precipitate, to make slow or slower, in a slow manner, having qualities that hinder rapid progress or action, naturally slow-moving, lacking in readiness, promptness, or willingness, not easily aroused or excited, to make or go slow or slower, having qualities that hinder or stop rapid progress or action, lacking in life, animation, or gaiety, moving, flowing, or proceeding without speed or at less than usual speed, not acute, registering behind or below what is correct, to go or become slower, not quick to understand, lacking in activity or liveliness
Synonyms & Antonyms of slowish
slowish Sentence Examples
- The sluggish river flowed slowish, meandering through the valley.
- The old man walked at a slowish pace, his steps barely audible.
- The music played at a slowish tempo, creating a soothing ambiance.
- The traffic moved slowish due to the construction work.
- The car sped up slowish, gradually increasing its velocity.
- The wound healed slowish, taking several weeks to show any improvement.
- The conversation progressed slowish, with long pauses and thoughtful silences.
- The worker completed the task slowish, taking his time to ensure accuracy.
- The elevator descended slowish, giving the passengers time to adjust their balance.
- The rain fell slowish, creating a gentle pitter-patter sound on the roof.
FAQs About the word slowish
requiring a long time, that is behind the time at a specified time or place, naturally inert or sluggish, not vigorous or active, low, gentle, mentally dull, le
poky, crawling, slothful, creeping, lazy, lagging, laggard, leisurely, dallying, dragging
reactive, swift,responsive, quick, prompt,prepared, agile,nimble
The sluggish river flowed slowish, meandering through the valley.
The old man walked at a slowish pace, his steps barely audible.
The music played at a slowish tempo, creating a soothing ambiance.
The traffic moved slowish due to the construction work.
