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slowly

Definition for slowly

adverb as in moderately

adverb as in at a slow pace

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A small, clear infusion bag is removed and slowly brought to body temperature in a tray of liquid.

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The results mirrored a 2020 study of vampire bats showing that newcomers also test the waters, slowly progressing from grooming relationships to more substantial food-sharing partnerships with trusted companions.

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The honey closest to the spoon moves faster, while the honey touching the walls of the jar moves more slowly because of friction.

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My original thought was that I could roll my inheritance into a retirement account of my own and take the 10 years’ distribution to empty it slowly, minimizing taxes.

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Nationally, the housing market is still recovering slowly from a deep slowdown.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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