leisurely
adv. manneradv. in a slow, relaxed way without any hurry. You use this when you are enjoying your time and not rushing to finish a task.
adv. performed or acting in an unhurried manner. Often modifies verbs related to movement or consumption to indicate a lack of pressure or urgency.
We walked leisurely through the park on Sunday morning.
After the meeting ended early, they strolled leisurely toward the station, stopping to look at several shop windows along the way.
The diners finished their meal leisurely, remaining at the table for nearly an hour to discuss the play they had seen earlier that afternoon.
From leisure + -ly.
From earlier leisurelily, by haplology, equivalent to leisurely + -ly.
While it ends in '-ly', this word functions as both an adjective and an adverb. As an adverb, it typically follows the verb it modifies.
He walked leisurelilyHe walked leisurelyLearners often try to add a second '-ly' suffix to turn the adjective into an adverb, but 'leisurely' already serves both roles.