slow-paced

Adjective

Meaning

slow-paced (comparative more slow-paced, superlative most slow-paced)

Moving or changing slowly.

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Examples

Morton 28 Cooper felt Creelman's final draft was slow-paced, too full of flowery dialogue, weighted-down with long scenes of exposition, and written on a scale that would have been prohibitively expensive to film. Source: Internet

Tubeway Army's third single, the dark-themed and slow-paced " Down in the Park " (1979), also failed to chart, but it would prove to be one of Numan's most enduring and oft-covered songs. Source: Internet

It has been criticized for having slow-paced gameplay and very weak connections to the Ultima franchise lore. Source: Internet

You can seek slow-paced and leisurely traditional life and also explore antique folk houses, stone bridges, flagstone streets and old wells. Source: Internet

Thank you - I almost hit the "to-read," but I can't stand the slow-paced books. Source: Internet

What you will find is a slow-paced vacation destination with vast, isolated stretches of beach. Source: Internet

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