slower Sentence Examples
- The traffic moved slower than usual during peak hour.
- The wounded runner collapsed to the ground, his pace growing slower by the second.
- The elderly woman walked at a slower speed, taking her time to navigate the busy street.
- The slow-moving glacier crept down the mountain at a glacial pace.
- The computer's processing speed was noticeably slower after the recent software update.
- The boat sailed slower through the thick fog, its progress hindered by the lack of visibility.
- The turtle ambled along the forest floor at a much slower rate than the hare.
- The heart rate monitor displayed a slower pulse, indicating a state of relaxation.
- The dancer's movements were fluid and graceful, their pace gradually slowering as the performance came to an end.
- The lazy river flowed at a slower speed, inviting swimmers to relax and drift along its gentle current.
slower Meaning
Wordnet
slower (r)
more slowly
Synonyms & Antonyms of slower
Synonyms:
- lagging
- crawling
- snaillike
- dillydallying
- unhurried
- dallying
- pokey
- sluggish
- dilatory
- poking
- poky
- tardy
- creeping
- languid
- dragging
- slowing
- laggard
Antonyms:
- prompt
- whirlwind
- whirling
- expeditious
- prompt
- accelerated
- bolting
- bolting
- snappy
- snappy
- warp-speed
- ready
- hurrying
- racing
- rocketing
- breakneck
- scudding
- barreling
- ready
- scudding
- rushed
- whirling
- hurrying
- fleet
- warp-speed
- quickened
- flying
- barreling
- whirlwind
- breakneck
- quickened
- rushed
- racing
- fleet
- accelerated
- expeditious
- flying
- rocketing
Synonyms:
- loitering
- lethargic
- inert
- snail-paced
- measured
- lounging
- inactive
- loafing
- lingering
- ambling
- dawdling
- heavy-footed
- shuffling
- decelerating
- deliberate
- plodding
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word slower
more slowly
leisurely, lagging, crawling, snaillike, dillydallying, unhurried, dallying, pokey,sluggish, dilatory
speeding, speedy, brisk, breathless, lightning, hasty, lightning, brisk, breathless, fast
The traffic moved slower than usual during peak hour.
The wounded runner collapsed to the ground, his pace growing slower by the second.
The elderly woman walked at a slower speed, taking her time to navigate the busy street.
The slow-moving glacier crept down the mountain at a glacial pace.
