unhurried

Weekend mornings begin with an unhurried breakfast, the Daily Inquirer, a walk.
The first murder|Katie McLean|August 19, 2020|MIT Technology Review
"I reckon as mebbe ut wuz a kidnapin' an' I reckon as mebbe ut wuzn't," The Hopper began unhurriedly.
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He was away from London for three weeks; and in that time he unhurriedly made up his mind to marry her.
Lady Lilith|Stephen McKenna
He enjoined silence with the slightest movement of one hand and reflected unhurriedly.
Lady Lilith|Stephen McKenna

Thus the fat man's mind acts as his body acts—evenly, unhurriedly, easefully and comfortably.
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Great dark masses of the beasts moved unhurriedly past the ship.
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British Dictionary definitions for unhurried

unhurried

/ (ʌnˈhʌrɪd) /

adjective

leisurely or deliberatean unhurried walk

Derived forms of unhurried

unhurriedly, adverb

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