hasteless

English

Etymology

From haste +‎ -less.

Adjective

hasteless (comparative more hasteless, superlative most hasteless)

1. Without haste; leisurely.
   • 1913, The Living Age, volume 276, page 743:

     Accepting this law, not only because he must, but also because of the freedom it gives him from the inglorious quest of completed endeavor and listless rest, he grows into energetic sympathy with the hasteless joy of nature.