Significats de great promptitude en anglès

The merchant was a man of few words, but of great promptitude.

The old noble acted with great promptitude and decision.

But this question was settled with great promptitude.

He rang his bell, and Walker, who had felt quite out of it for the half-hour, appeared with great promptitude.

He rode right on to the tribe, and was accorded a warmish welcome, one buck casting his spear with great promptitude.

Should the employer fail to be impressed he simply pushes the bell and you are shown off the premises with great promptitude.

I gathered from her that if you had not acted with great promptitude the-er-happy event of to-morrow could not have taken place.

The latter became an ideal hero, and tradition proceeded, with great promptitude, to provide him with what were regarded as the requisite antecedents.

His brother boxed his ears with great promptitude, and went on, "Well, I don't care; confess, sir, isn't it rather a nuisance?"

They were supported with great promptitude by the reserves of the divisions holding the salient and by a brigade which had been resting in billets.

Alloway came rushing up, and took no heed of the disappointed ram, who butted his right leg against the rails with great promptitude and violence.

Mrs. Langdale, who was lively herself, infinitely preferred Charlie Cleveland's boisterous company, and on the present occasion she rose to follow him with great promptitude.

However, the limited time makes it the more necessary for me to act with the greater promptitude.

But he acted with even greater promptitude.

'I think it is a very natural feeling,' Soame Rivers replied, with the greatest promptitude.

Streams of this character are occasionally met with, and it is important to know how to cross them with the greatest promptitude and safety.