slow-walk:

to delay or prevent the progress of something by acting in a deliberately slow manner

slow-walk:

to delay or prevent the progress of something by acting in a deliberately slow manner

(Verb)

Example Sentences:

Ramayana:  Fearing that the protesting citizens might slow-walk or even stall Rama’s exile, Kaikeyi insisted to Dasharatha that Rama be sent to the forest right away.

Mahabharata:  Anticipating that Dhritarashtra might slow-walk the process of returning to the Pandavas their kingdom, Drupada sent his priest to Hastinpura with a strongly-worded message.

Bhagavad-gita:  When we try to practice spirituality, our mind often slow-walks us by presenting us with hundreds of distractions.