unhasty

(ʌnˈheɪstɪ)

adj, -tier or -tiest

not speedy

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Considering the extreme example of a family's rejection and anger, it is difficult to see how the "unhasty" Ents might share in this.

To grow together, or to grow apart: the long sorrow of the Ents and marriage in The Lord of the Rings

One can't uncouple the drama from the performances in ballets like The Seagull, Nijinsky, or his reflection on the September 11 attacks on the United States, Winterreise, in which the dancers' stylish charm and unhasty sensuality fill out the sober drama of the choreography.