Pronunciation: /ˈsʌndeɪ ˈdraɪvər/
noun A person who drives slowly or without skill, often causing frustration for other drivers
A1 My grandma is a Sunday driver and likes to take her time on the road.
A2 I find it frustrating to get stuck behind a Sunday driver when I'm in a rush.
B1 The traffic was moving slowly because of a Sunday driver in the lane ahead.
B2 I try to be patient with Sunday drivers, knowing that they may not be as experienced as other drivers.
C1 As a seasoned driver, I have learned to navigate around Sunday drivers without getting upset.
C2 Some people enjoy being a Sunday driver and taking leisurely drives through the countryside.
formal The slow-moving car in front of us appears to be driven by a Sunday driver.
informal Ugh, we're stuck behind a Sunday driver going 10 miles under the speed limit.
slang I can't stand Sunday drivers who don't know how to drive properly.
figurative He's such a Sunday driver when it comes to making decisions, always taking his time and being indecisive.
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