Tardily is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TARDILY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a tardy manner; slowly.
ADVERB:
• TARDY, late
• without speed (`slow\' is sometimes used informally for `slowly\')
• later than usual or than expected
• in a way that is slow moving, delayed, or late.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• at a slow pace

Words related to TARDILY

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How to use TARDILY in a sentence

• But to-night the latter, apparently tardily sobered by his terrible and heavy losses, allowed himself to be led away by his friend from the scene of his disasters.
• The time of separation had dragged tardily past, until one foggy December morning we awoke to the glad consciousness that that very evening the Boy would be with us again.
• My house, in the meantime, was going forward, though rather tardily, with but one man.
• Under his escort she went tardily forward to the main front, whose shuttered windows, like sightless eyeballs, excluded the possibility of watchers.
• Habib followed him tardily as far as the outer door.
• The Danes came down on the king as he was tardily making off, and killed him.
• The awful hours passed tardily with me, in pangs for the soldier and his chiefs.
• With great dignity her gaze was bent beyond him on the nearing host, and when Constance plucked her arm she tardily looked three wrong ways.
• Being an honest and unselfish man, he investigated and initiated legislation so carefully and tardily that the remedy for the evil was applied only four days ago.
• The male virile desire in him tardily awakened, aroused itself, strong and brutal.
• He saw Bassett in the affair, and probably Clark himself, still living and tardily determined to clear his name.
• Some of the ships were lost, others scattered, or lagging tardily on their way.
• He pointed out the unfairness of the charges of conspiracy which had tardily been withdrawn.
• They represent the gods as irresistible, retributive, favoring the good and punishing the bad, though sometimes very tardily.
• For if the natives were exasperated they would receive tardily the blessings that were intended for them.
• Then she gently pushed the creature, and it sped, tardily, over the border.
• Yet it was not until 1908 that the necessity of exceptional measures to cope with an exceptional situation was tardily and very reluctantly realized.
• When the authorities in London very tardily awoke after the murder of Sir W.
• The plastered ceiling, divided in two parts by a heavy beam which started from the fireplace, seemed a concession tardily made to luxury.
• This is a wise measure, although somewhat tardily taken.
• The civic companies somewhat tardily gave their adhesion to the royal cause, and agreed to defend the city.
• These latter are slower to act when stimulated, contract more slowly, and cease to function more tardily when the stimulus is withdrawn.
• Above the valley of the mist-hung street a thin and yellow light showed where morning was coming on, tardily, thickly.
• As Ferdinand, nervous as a child returning to school, tardily regained home, he recognised the approaching postman.
• The less efficient laborers and others that have been out of work, begin to find employment, and then, more tardily, wages begin to rise.
• It is not to the parents, but to the succeeding generation, that the debt is tardily paid.
• The top-sail was then tardily filled, but before the latter ship had recovered her motion, the sails of her enemy overshadowed her deck.
• Very tardily, according to the feelings of the anxious women, was the dinner finished, and their companions ready to take them out again.
• So, too, the Ethics of Aristotle has been tardily tried and has lately been read by Masters, though only here and there.
• The knowledge had certainly come tardily, but not the less surely.
• As compensation he was, though somewhat tardily, canonized as the Spirit of the White Tiger Star.
• We very tardily adopted some of its laws long after his death, and we might go on copying to our advantage.
• It was introduced tardily, at a late period of the Convention, and adopted with very little and most casual discussion.
• The provision, showing itself thus tardily, and so slightly regarded in the National Convention, was neglected in much of the contemporaneous discussion before the people.

Similar words containing TARDI without suffix ly

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