slow march
A 'slow march' refers to a controlled, deliberate pace, used both in military contexts and as a musical term, and can also describe the steady progression of events.
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Definition
B2Military
(formal, ceremonial)A controlled, deliberate walking pace often used during formal ceremonies.
Example
- The soldiers performed a slow march during the funeral procession.
B2Music
(formal)A musical composition or passage with a relatively slow tempo, typically used in formal or solemn occasions.
Example
- The orchestra played a slow march as the guests entered the hall.
C1Idiomatic
(figurative)A steady, unhurried progression or unfolding of events.
Example
- The company's growth was a slow march towards success.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "slow march":
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