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Meanings of so tardy in English
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Usage of so tardy in English
1
How could my love be so cruel, so tardy, so ephemeral?
2
It seemed as if the night had only just descended, so tardy was the dawn.
3
But the fortune, which had been so tardy in coming, was his only one twelvemonth.
4
John Effingham could say nothing to a compunction that was so necessary, though so tardy.
5
When a crime has been committed by Indians, justice, or rather vengeance, is not so tardy.
6
Night could not come too soon, but it seemed that never before was it so tardy.
7
Why was his development so tardy?
8
But so tardy had been the carpenters, that Mr. Perkins and the ladies found things in a very sorry condition.
9
They were so tardy in settling their differences as to excite his impatience, and he wrote to a Washington friend:
10
The Chalmetta was so tardy in her movements that Jaspar must soon overtake them, and then the opportunity would be lost.
11
In the result, the Crown granted a pardon to Nichols; but this did not arrive till 1802, so tardy was justice in getting itself done.
12
Historical justice is, generally speaking, tardy-sotardy that it becomes unjust.
13
So tardy justice was done to Leisler's memory.
14
"And why so tardy in speaking of this intent?"
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