unhurried
[uhn-hur-eed, -huhr-]
adjective
not hurried; leisurely; deliberate: an unhurried day; an unhurried decision.
Origin of unhurried
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nonchalant, measured, easygoing, laid-back, calm, casual, deliberate, patient, slow, relaxedExamples from the Web for unhurried
Contemporary Examples of unhurried
Still, as a backup, he continued to take copious notes in his unhurried longhand.
With chandeliers overhead, his models walked at an unhurried pace to a soundtrack of bass drums and violins.
Paris Fall 2012 Fashion Week: Haider Ackermann, Lanvin, and Comme des GarçonsRobin Givhan
March 4, 2012
Historical Examples of unhurried
Kelley straightened and cast an unhurried glance around him.
They of the High TrailsHamlin Garland
It is one of the most languid, unhurried sounds in all the woods.
"This is better," he said, fingering it, unhurried as a man with hours to throw away.
The Winning ClueJames Hay, Jr.
No one doubts his motives; besides, he has a family, and is rich and unhurried.
Cavanagh: Forest RangerHamlin Garland
The voice of MacGregor was cool and unhurried as Thurston listened.
unhurried
adjective
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