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unurgent

  • a word derived from urgent.
    urgent
    adjective
    compelling or requiring immediate action or attention; dire; pressing.

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To answer in your own voice is to be left defenceless in case of an unurgent call, and few people can disguise their voices effectively.

From Time Magazine Archive

At first it came hesitantly, quick, not that far away; Shorty barked and chattered, keeping it very low and unurgent.

From "The Milagro Beanfield War" by John Nichols