unhurried pace
noun phraseUK /ʌnˈhʌrid peɪs/
US /ʌnˈhɜːrid peɪs/
A way of moving or doing something slowly and calmly, without rushing.
She walked to school at an unhurried pace, enjoying the morning air.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A speed that is comfortable and not fast, often used for walking or working.
The tour guide kept an unhurried pace so everyone could keep up.
3. A manner of doing things without stress or pressure.
He answered the questions at an unhurried pace, thinking carefully.
4. A slow and steady rhythm in music or movement.
The song has an unhurried pace that makes it perfect for relaxing.