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Slow or slowly more so than adagio next in slowness to

To make slow to hinder to obstruct Obs See Forslow v t

Slow sluggish backward

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Coming tardily after or behind slow tardy

Somewhat slow or slowly but not so slowly as largo and rather

move by jogs or small shocks like those of a slow trot to move slowly leisurely or monotonously usually with on

Habitual constitutional pertaining especially to slow waste of animal tissue as in consumption as a hectic

increases as a vine may be a rank or a slow grower

Slow paced

or descent or from one state to another regularly progressive slow as a gradual increase of knowledge a gradual decline

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