unhurried
unhurried
Definition
un·hur·ried (un hʉr′ēd)
adjective
not hurried; leisurely; deliberate
- unhurt
- unhusk
- unhygienic
- unhyphenated
un·hur′·riedly adverb
unhurried
Synonyms
unhurried
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- pace: The Red Lion Hotel at Clovelly reminds us all of what used to be the unhurried, natural pace of life.
- atmosphere: They work better in an unhurried atmosphere with a structure or schedule.
- manner: He spoke in an even, unhurried manner, with a gentle tone.
- way: Walking around here in an unhurried way is truly rewarding.
- environment: The patients meet regularly with the doctor and the practice drug support worker in an unhurried environment.
- life: Time at leisure to visit the tranquil island with its unhurried life.
Browse dictionary entries near unhurried
- unhuman
- unhouseled
- unhorse
- unhoped-for
- unhook
- unholy
- unhitch
- unhistoric
- unhinge
- unhesitating
- unhurt
- unhygienic
- UNI
- uni-
- Uniate
- uniaxial
- unibit
- unibody
- unicameral
- unicast
