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Examples for "laggard"
Examples for "laggard"
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The retail sector was the laggard of the Irish economy in 2013.
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It has, however, been laggard in the scientific recording of its flora.
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The host was no laggard in waiting on two such important guests.
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He was not a laggard, this Julius Corbett, in anything he undertook.
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When it comes to innovation, sometimes it helps to be a laggard.
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She seems to have gone to live in a very poky place.
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And it was in that poky, cage-like den he breathed his last.
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There is nothing at all to do, but to take poky walks.
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I'd rather have any ugly, poky old den that was next door.
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Says they 're wofully old-fashioned and poky,-looklike Canadians and poor folks.
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Reality: Your accommodation is too pokey to accommodate even a small, portable braai.
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Yes, a few mostly in pokey places, yet they are useful.
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There's a distinctly hokey pokey look to this photograph from 1988.
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A kiwi, a silver fern, a scoop of hokey pokey ice-cream, Lion Brown.
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How could you have lived in that pokey place so long?
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He reminds the dilatory, and admonishes the forgetful, always in friendly fashion.
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Even up here in our dilatory Dutchess County the breeze smells green.
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He was purposely dilatory, and was often the last one to finish.
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He must, however, not be too hastily blamed for his dilatory improvement.
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He is the soul of honour; though so deucedly dilatory in money matters.
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The amban and his officers were divided in council and dilatory in execution.
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The Wallacks are the most dilatory people in the whole world.
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To forgive no enemy; but to be cautious and often dilatory in revenge.
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The King wished to regain Paris by negotiation; all his movements were dilatory.
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Spring is the most dilatory and provoking of all the seasons at Halifax.
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Bel was dilatory one minute, and in a hurry the next.
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All looked at the clock and called for the dilatory voters.
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But the policy of Austria was, at that time, strangely dilatory and irresolute.
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The preparations on shore were even more dilatory than those on the sea.
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They afford another illustration of the dilatory motions of vegetation here.
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The year 1844 was drawing to a close and Congress still was dilatory.
