We have no meanings for "deliberate slowness" in our records yet.
1 And that often meant that events moved with an extraordinarily deliberate slowness .
2 They had gone up with speed and were going down with deliberate slowness .
3 Restraining his urgency, he raised and lowered her with deliberate slowness ; she sighed.
4 When she finally did move it was to lie down with deliberate slowness .
5 He just nodded and pulled out his pistol, checking each chamber with deliberate slowness .
6 The Inspector looked Julia up and down with deliberate slowness .
7 Then, with deliberate slowness , he picked up the poster and ripped it to pieces.
8 Then with great, deliberate slowness - as if educating a child of unpromising perspicacity-hepointed at Caine.
9 Louise let her gaze wander away with deliberate slowness .
10 The couple thanked him and moved up the staircase with what seemed to Peterson deliberate slowness .
11 Amalfi got up with deliberate slowness .
12 She did not know how to pass the evening; the minutes seemed to be dragging past with deliberate slowness .
13 The rudeness of the clerks and their deliberate slowness made him irritable, which did not help his business on.
14 His hand rested upon her arm as they mounted the stairs and she thought he moved with deliberate slowness .
15 She fastened up the little pile of letters that had remained uncalled for with what seemed a deliberate slowness .
16 Both stood still for a moment, holding the connection; then, with deliberate slowness , they looked each other up and down.
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This collocation consists of: Deliberate slowness through the time
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