dilatory
Day 36Level 3DIHL-uh-tohr-ee
causing delay
tending to delay
Part of Speech: adjective
Synonyms:
procrastinating, slow, tardy
Antonyms:
zealous, enthusiastic, eager
Example Sentence:
The villagers claimed that the forest officials were dilatory in responding to their request due to which 4 villagers were killed by the tiger.
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