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Meanings of delayed in English
Synonyms
Examples for "late"
Examples for "late"
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Washington, however, late last week issued new sanctions against Caracas's oil industry.
2
Having said that, of course, reality-myreality-hadgotten rather odd of late.
3
South Korea' banking sector was crippled by the late 1990s financial crisis.
4
Lidl acquired 27 Best Market stores on Long Island late last year.
5
A possibly late answer could bring a solution to an earlier problem!
1
A belated happy new year to all our Irish Times Abroad readers.
2
Job and cost cuts are a belated attempt to address this problem.
3
Amnesty International welcomed the vote as a belated chance to deliver justice.
4
It is a welcome, though regrettably belated, development in the Syrian crisis.
5
The belated traveller was Reynard; and another had stepped in before him.
1
After waiting another few minutes for tardy passengers, the trolley moved on.
2
Mominul accepted the progress has been tardy though he expected a turnaround.
3
The man was still waiting before the door of the tardy elevator.
4
He was always in debt, and tardy, of course, in his payments.
5
She owed to Grace Roseberry the tardy justice of owning the truth.
1
The corpses had been pierced, stabbed, severed and muti- lated by the deadly shards.
2
The dividend on shares of this kind is calcu- lated only on the amount paid up.
3
Most of Vienna is Baroque, in fine fashion, but there are iso- lated examples of Gothic.
4
Inevitably, it has reinforced the inf lated belief that human beings are at the cutting edge of creation.
5
But then all the gruesome, water-re-lated "accidents" began.
Usage of delayed in English
1
However, implementation was delayed longer causing a second reprogramming of the funds.
2
The National Elections Commission had delayed announcing the results, citing technical problems.
3
U.S. regulators have delayed a final decision several times amid safety questions.
4
However, questions over provisional ballots in Ohio state delayed a final verdict.
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This year, that date might be delayed to as late as possible.
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The rule was delayed several times and took effect in July 2015.
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The parliamentary election, delayed by three years, comes amid rising violence nationwide.
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Even then, the power project has been delayed by land acquisition problems.
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He said delayed judgements brought into question the integrity of the courts.
10
After being delayed several times, a June 25 implementation date was set.
11
Dos Anjos said the polls were likely to be delayed another year.
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The longer he talked, the longer he delayed the moment of judgment.
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But it's always been delayed for legal, political, and public relations reasons.
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That has been delayed until later this week while further negotiations continue.
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Blizzard-like conditions delayed initial cleanup efforts, according to a DEC news release.
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Analysts said programme details were needed and tax cuts may be delayed.
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Delayed through the time
Delayed across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
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