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unhurried

[uhn-hur-eed, -huhr-]
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adjective

not hurried; leisurely; deliberate: an unhurried day; an unhurried decision.

Origin of unhurried

First recorded in 1760–70; un-1 + hurried
Related formsun·hur·ried·ly, adverbun·hur·ried·ness, noun
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Related Words for unhurriedly

peacefully, easily, smoothly, coolly, serenely, gradually, nonchalantly, casually, gently, deliberately, lazily, calmly, haltingly, regularly, increasingly, constantly, moderately, steadily, progressively, continuously

Examples from the Web for unhurriedly

Historical Examples of unhurriedly

  • The Committee Meeting was taken comfortably and unhurriedly in her stride.

  • Unhurriedly Johnson picked up the papers and removed a rubber binder.

    Delayed Action

    Charles Vincent De Vet

  • Then in a level voice he told her all, unhurriedly and without any apparent emotion.

    Chivalry

    James Branch Cabell

  • Unhurriedly, it was worked closer to Earth until it came within range of giant scanners.

    Oneness

    James H. Schmitz

  • For everywhere men would crack a rustic jest or two, unhurriedly.

    Chivalry

    James Branch Cabell

British Dictionary definitions for unhurriedly

unhurried

adjective

leisurely or deliberatean unhurried walk
Derived Formsunhurriedly, adverb
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