Slow-motion (adjective)

Describing an action or event that is portrayed in a slower speed than in reality, especially for dramatic or aesthetic effect.

Origin:

20th century: from slow + motion.

Examples:

1. The slow-motion sequence made the fight scene more dramatic.
2. The slow-motion replay showed the details of the athlete's incredible jump.
3. The slow-motion camera captured the beauty of the explosion.
4. The slow-motion footage showed the intricate dance steps in detail.
5. The slow-motion video revealed the moment of impact in stunning detail.