slow march



slow march

1. A slow but steady progession toward a particular end. We know now that Gladys has been on a slow march toward death—her condition is terminal. I'm afraid that, without any changes, the company is on a slow march toward bankruptcy.
2. A slower-paced, rhythmic piece of music originally used to accompany marching soldiers. We're rehearsing a slow march for the concert on Sunday.
See also: march, slow

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Eben-English
Rainerio-Spanish
TanziTAN-zeeEnglish (Rare)
ÁNgelAHN-khelSpanish
Nathanahel-Biblical Latin
ÈRic-Catalan