leisurely

Modifies a noun

• pace: The riding, mostly flat, is done at a leisurely pace with an average daily distance of about 40 miles.
• stroll: For a leisurely stroll or serious walking, Dartmoor has it all.
• breakfast: A fairly leisurely breakfast on Sunday was followed by the brief drive to Puffin Divers, a short distance down the coast from Oban.
• brunch: Weekend Brunch With so much going on in Bristol, take some time to relax and enjoy a leisurely weekend brunch.
• lunch: Enjoy a leisurely lunch in a friendly country pub.
• cruise: The evening will end with a leisurely cruise back to our berth at Falmouth for about 11pm.

Modifying Another Word

• fairly: The Eastern Curlew was the 200 th bird of the trip, not bad for 8 days birding at a fairly leisurely pace.
• rather: First, academia is accustomed to conducting its business on a rather leisurely timetable.
• quite: Acceleration is quite leisurely, with 11 seconds needed to reach 60mph.
• very: Next followed a very leisurely trip up the river.
• relatively: At the eastern end of Europe, our first Turkish bike trip will make a relatively leisurely exploration of the outrageous landscapes of Cappadocia.
• so: Meander over to the Annie Jane monument and reflect on days gone by when life was not so leisurely.

Used with adjective complement

• pass: Law school in been in the passed leisurely by.