GO SLOW meaning: Proceed with caution and deliberation - OneLook

Usually means: Proceed with caution and deliberation.

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General (18 matching dictionaries)

go-slow: Merriam-Webster
go-slow: Oxford Learner's Dictionaries
go-slow: American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language
go-slow, go-slow: Collins English Dictionary
go-slow: Vocabulary.com
go-slow: Wordnik
go-slow: Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary
go-slow: Wiktionary
go-slow: Infoplease Dictionary
go-slow, go slow: Dictionary.com
Go Slow, Go-slow: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
go-slow: Rhymezone
go-slow: FreeDictionary.org
go-slow: Mnemonic Dictionary
go-slow: TheFreeDictionary.com
go slow: Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English

Business (1 matching dictionary)

Accounting, Business Studies and Economics Dictionary (No longer online)

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Definitions from Wiktionary (Go slow)

▸ noun: Alternative form of go-slow [(UK, Ireland) A period of time spent in an unusually slow fashion.]

Similar:

call off, see off, stick with, embark on, fall on, depend on, call on, colly, lose out, west northwest, more...

Opposite:

speed up, accelerate, hasten, quicken

Phrases:

to go slow, more...

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Similar:

call off, see off, stick with, embark on, fall on, depend on, call on, colly, lose out, west northwest, more...

Opposite:

speed up, accelerate, hasten, quicken

Phrases:

to go slow, more...

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