Dictionary entry
Unhurried
Pronunciation: /ʌnˈhʌrɪd/
Pronunciation
/ʌnˈhʌrɪd/
Myanmar Meaning
ကမန်းကတန်းမဟုတ်သော။
Definition
unhurried /ʌn'hʌrid / adj စိမ္ေျပနေျပ။ ေအးေအးေဆးေဆး။ unhurried movements ❍ a nice unhurried lunch.
Examples
- ‘The strength of this production lies in its unhurried pace; far from boring us
- it entertains in an elegant and original way.’
- ‘If one wants to appreciate the products at a leisurely and unhurried pace
- then Crafts Bazar is the place.’
- ‘She stood amidst the subtle sight finding serenity in its unhurried pace.’
- ‘His style is much the same here as on those discs: calm
- unhurried
- and deliberate.’
- ‘The pace is unhurried and silence almost never impedes the flow of events.’
- ‘Her pace is unhurried
- and she is careful to keep her balance despite the weight of her baby and the pain shooting up and down her spine.’
- ‘The pace of life
- as with the mainland
- is easy and unhurried.’
- ‘We're adopting a relaxed and unhurried attitude to the house sale.’
- ‘Watching the clock on my bedside table
- I saw the numbers change before my eyes with painfully unhurried pace.’
- ‘The comic book format allows the story to be told at a controlled
- unhurried pace
- without the artificial constraint of a two-hour movie.’
- ‘The delightful sense of unhurried leisure is what the movie has to show us
- and it comfortably inhabits its own airy space.’
- ‘It has the same languorous sense of vast skies and unhurried pace.’
- ‘The pace is unhurried
- the treatment is even-handed
- and the effect is fascinating.’
- ‘All work must be undertaken carefully and in a slow unhurried manner.’
- ‘It was calm
- unhurried and peaceful one day in the year when time seemed to literally slow down.’
- ‘There was an unusual easiness
- a calm and unhurried pace to everything.’
- ‘They seemed to be dredging
- but at a remarkably unhurried pace.’
- ‘I find it quite difficult to connect with others in a normal
- relaxed way.’
- ‘The pace is unhurried
- the shocks cushioned by good manner.’
- ‘Don't let the ads fool you into thinking this is some kind of edgy French thriller
- by the way
- or you'll be too annoyed by its unhurried pace to enjoy it.’