Festina-lente
[fes-tee-nah len-te; English fe-stahy-nuh len-tee, fe-stee-nuh len-tey] /fɛsˈti nɑ ˈlɛn tɛ; English fɛˈstaɪ nə ˈlɛn ti, fɛˈsti nə ˈlɛn teɪ/
Latin.
1.
make haste slowly.
/fɛsˈtiːnə ˈlɛntɪ/
uknown
1.
hasten slowly
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