take your time
Don't rush yourself
Take your time is an instruction or invitation to proceed without hurrying.
It reassures someone that there's no pressure to rush: Take your time, we're not in a hurry.
The phrase can also carry a note of impatience when someone is being slow: Oh, take your time, it's not like we have anywhere to be.
- relaxBecome less tense
- patienceCalm during delays
- slowLacking in speed
- slow downReduce pace or speed
- breatheExchange air through lungs
deep breath · unhurried · leisurely · ease · no rush · no hurry · savor · stop and smell the roses · linger · calm · steady · gentle · easy does it · nice and easy · pause · moment · wait · careful
- life advicebe honest, be kind, be patient, work hard, keep promises
- soft sellsuggestion, low pressure, friendly advice, no obligation, consultative selling
- relaxationrelax, naps, break, rest, calm
- idlingidle, idled, loaf, loafed, laze
- caring phrasesget well soon, feel better, rest up, be careful, stay safe
- time sayingscarpe diem, seize the day, better late than never, tempus fugit, haste makes waste
take your timehurry up
Command to accelerate
rush · hurry · make it snappy · chop chop · get a move on
take your timedash off
Write or leave quickly
throw together · slap together · cut corners · jump the gun · wing it
take, your, time, takes, taken, taking, taker, takers, retake