Thesaurus / slow-moving

slow-moving

How to use slow-moving in a sentence

Perhaps it was his clothes that had given him a strange new grace, for in the old days he was a ponderous, slow-moving fellow.

Since the day before, he had been turning an idea over in his slow-moving mind, and now he sought to put it into words.

WARRIOR OF THE DAWNHOWARD CARLETON BROWNE

A slow moving mass of red and brown and white met the inquiring gaze of the boys.

How little they could divine the future or what the immutable, slow-moving course of little things could mean to each.

A quicker figure slipped before the square, slow-moving woman; it was Mary Burne, running down the stairs, dressed to go out.

But even so he reached her again before the slow-moving carriage, going the long way round.

But his reasons are inadequate, for some of the swift moving spheres are below the slow moving and some are above.

Wagons and trucks stretched along the highway in slow-moving lines as far as the eye could see.

The Scotchman's mind was at best a slow-moving machine, and now it appeared to be too stunned to move at all.

He went to bed early and lay staring into the darkness for what seemed like an eternity of slow moving hours.

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985