Slower
Slower adverb - More slowly.
Thick and slower are semantically related. in unintelligent topic. In some cases you can use "Thick" instead an adjective "Slower".
Both words in one sentence
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In Iron Brigade, Breakers are slower than the standard cannon-fodder Resistors, but have a thick armored shell that can only be destroyed with explosives (such as an artillery cannon).
Source: Heavily Armored Mook -
Mighty Glacier bar none; slower at top speed than a Maus in reverse gear, but its low profile and roughly 1'-thick layer of armor arranged with good rounding and extreme sloping means that it effectively no-sells 99% of the things that dare to hit it from the front.
Source: No Sell
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