having a mind that works slowly and ineffectively; not bright or alert; dull
slow-witted
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slow-witted
or slow·wit·ted
adjective
Slow to comprehend.
Related Forms:
- slow′-wit′ted·ly
adverb
- slow′-wit′ted·ness
noun
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Adjective
(comparative more slowwitted, superlative most slowwitted)
- Alternative form of slow-witted.
Adjective
(comparative more slow-witted, superlative most slow-witted)
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