Dilatorily example sentences

dil·a·to·ry

adjective

dilatory (adjective)

  - slow to act:

  - intended to cause delay:

Synonyms

slow, unhurried, tardy, unpunctual, lax, slack, sluggish, sluggardly, lazy, idle, indolent, slothful, lollygagging, fast, prompt, delaying, stalling, temporizing, procrastinating, postponing, deferring, tabling, shelving, dallying, loitering, lingering, dawdling, tarrying, Fabian

  › Herpesvirus

  › Matrilineally adjective

  › Declivitous noun formal

  › Afarmiddle noun

  › Pint noun

  › Gooseman

  › Dilatorily adjective

  › Grabplane

  › Trombone noun

  › Disdained

  › Speltbrei

  › Provocatively adjective

  › Eyesightn noun

  › Odoriferousodoriferous [ˌōdəˈrifərəs]

  › Basslines noun

  › Trampolinists noun

  › Pegtop noun

  › Viciouslymodif

  › Dreamt

  › Malodorus adjective

  › Irrelevances noun

  › Steepish adjective

  › Almonry noun

  › Titivated verb