dilatorily (Meaning)

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dilatorily (adv.)

With delay; tardily.

The student worked dilatorily on his homework assignment, leading to a poor grade.
The dilatorily response from the office led to a delay in processing our application.
The company's dilatorily response to customer complaints led to a loss of business.
The government's dilatorily response to the crisis caused widespread dissatisfaction among the public.
The dilatorily approach to problem-solving often leads to more problems down the road.
The dilatorily progress in the peace negotiations frustrated both sides.
The dilatorily implementation of the new policy led to confusion and disruption.
The dilatorily response from the bank caused us to miss the deadline for our loan payment.
The dilatorily action from the fire department led to the spread of the fire.
The dilatorily execution of the project resulted in a major delay.

With delay; tardily.

later, pokily, sluggishly, subsequently,slowly, afterwards, eventually,thereafter, slow, laggardly

early, prematurely, beforehand, beforehand, promptly, early, promptly, immediately, prematurely, immediately

The student worked dilatorily on his homework assignment, leading to a poor grade.

The dilatorily response from the office led to a delay in processing our application.

The company's dilatorily response to customer complaints led to a loss of business.

The government's dilatorily response to the crisis caused widespread dissatisfaction among the public.