taking one's time (Meaning)

taking one's time

to be leisurely and unhurried about doing something

Emily was taking her time painting the intricate details of the mural.
The elderly man walked down the street, taking his time to admire the blooming flowers.
The surgeon meticulously performed the operation, taking his time to ensure precision.
The artist sat at their easel for hours, taking their time to create a masterpiece.
The child slowly built the tower of blocks, taking their time to avoid knocking it over.
The group of students took their time reading the assigned text, ensuring they understood the concepts.
The hiker slowly climbed the mountain, taking his time to enjoy the scenic views.
The writer thoughtfully crafted each sentence, taking their time to find the perfect words.
The chef carefully prepared the meal, taking his time to get every ingredient just right.
The musician rehearsed the song for hours, taking their time to perfect the melody and rhythm.

to be leisurely and unhurried about doing something

delaying, crawling, dropping behind, poking, lingering, dragging one's heels, marking time, dragging, falling behind, hanging fire

careering, speeding, coursing, ripping, speeding (up),rushing, bolting, scooting, zipping, whisking

Emily was taking her time painting the intricate details of the mural.

The elderly man walked down the street, taking his time to admire the blooming flowers.

The surgeon meticulously performed the operation, taking his time to ensure precision.

The artist sat at their easel for hours, taking their time to create a masterpiece.