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Meanings of unhurried in English

Relaxed and leisurely; without hurry or haste.

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Usage of unhurried in English
1
However, the palace machine moves in an unhurried and very considered fashion.
News.com.au
2
The bartender's unhurried movements give the place its own special time flow.
After dark
3
Finally she nodded in satisfaction and made her unhurried way to them.
Knife of dreams
4
In a world of rolling news, Wato's unhurried approach provides a counterbalance.
The Guardian
5
Miss Sarah knew what to do; and she worked with unhurried thoroughness.
Then I'll Come Back to You
6
Griggs turned without a response and walked unhurried back to his office.
A visible darkness
7
She moved on with unhurried step, and turned towards the nearest cab-rank.
The Whirlpool
8
Instead, Kansas' appeal to the unhurried traveller is in its roadside oddities.
BBC
9
I watched a cyclist pass along the sidewalk, pedaling with unhurried strokes.
Temperance Brennan 01 - Déjà Dead
10
It took a look back at him and then trotted off, unhurried.
Bedlam
11
His chest rose and fell in an unhurried rhythm indicative of sleep.
Desert places: a novel of terror
12
Riona trotted up behind the norn, and Soulkeeper strode after them, unhurried.
Guild wars: ghosts of ascalon
13
We knew him from the village-anunhurried man with a strolling pace.
The thirteenth tale: a novel
14
When he turned toward Matthew again, it was with an unhurried grace.
Speaks the Nightbird
15
It is one of the most languid, unhurried sounds in all the woods.
Wake-Robin
16
Its sibling founders take an approach of unhurried evolution rather than explosive revolution.
The Verge
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Unhurried through the time
Unhurried across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common