unspeedy
unspeedy adjective: slow, not speedy; taking considerable time.
Adjective
unspeedy (comparative more unspeedy, superlative most unspeedy)
- Slow, not speedy; taking considerable time.
- an unspeedy trial
- Synonyms:
- crawling, slack, slow-moving, languid, languorous, draggy, tardy, creeping, dreich, gastropodous
Synonyms of unspeedy
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- glacial
- heavy-footed
- inching
- inert
- labored
- leaden
- lead-footed
- lethargic
- low-speed
- lumbering
- plodding
- pokey
- ponderous
- slothlike
- slow
- slow as a snail
- slow as Christmas
- slow as molasses
- slow as molasses in January
- slowfooted
- sluggish
- stately
- steady
- subglacial
- sullen
- tardigrade
- tedious
- testudineous
- torpid
- turtleish
Forms of unspeedy
| comparative | more unspeedy |
|---|---|
| superlative | most unspeedy |
Origin of unspeedy
From un- + speedy.
Questions about unspeedy
- What does unspeedy mean?
- Unspeedy means slow, not speedy; taking considerable time.
- What part of speech is unspeedy?
- Unspeedy is an adjective.
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