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Word of the Day – Dilatory

By February 8, 2022Word of the Day

Dilatory (adj)

dai-layt-or-ee

Slow to act.

Late Middle English from late Latin dilatorius ‘delaying’, from Latin dilator ‘delayer’, from dilat- ‘deferred’, from the verb differre.

Example sentences

“He’d been dilatory in appointing someone.”

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