Casually
Slowly
Slowly adverb - At a pace that is less than usual, desirable, or expected.
Casually and slowly are semantically related in moderately topic. You can use "Casually" instead an adverb "Slowly", if it concerns topics such as at a leisurely pace.
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- partially and casually
- partially and slowly
- easily and casually
- easily and slowly
- deliberately and casually
- deliberately and slowly
- gradually and casually
- gradually and slowly
- comfortably and casually
- comfortably and slowly
- indifferently and casually
- indifferently and slowly
- gingerly and casually
- gingerly and slowly
Both words in one sentence
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Menacing Stroll: If you don't attack immediately in the first boss fight against Sam, he will slowly and casually approach you with his sword on his shoulder.
- Hammy enters Caffeine Bullet Time and activates the system...and casually walks past the laser beams as they slowly shoot across the yard.
Source: Beyond The Impossible / Film -
Victor Manchez is revealed to be a robot, but his father casually mentions, in the midst of his Motive Rant, that Victor's robotic parts were slowly being assimilated by his human ones.
Source: Un-Robotic Reveal
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