tardy
Origin of tardy
1Other words for tardy
Opposites for tardy
Other words from tardy
- tar·di·ly, adverb
- tar·di·ness, noun
Words Nearby tardy
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How to use tardy in a sentence
Many teachers deduct points from students who are tardy turning in projects.
The Learning Curve: The Future of Grading Will Not Be A’s and B’s or 0’s and 100’s | Will Huntsberry and Julia Woock | December 30, 2021 | Voice of San DiegoIreland opens GDPR investigation into Facebook leakFacebook’s tardy disclosure of breach timing raises GDPR compliance questionsAnswers being sought from Facebook over latest data breach
Facebook faces ‘mass action’ lawsuit in Europe over 2019 breach | Natasha Lomas | April 16, 2021 | TechCrunchDoctor tardy and several others rushed on the tall Negro, who was soon, by the united efforts of several, thrown down and secured.
At Last | Charles Kingsleytardy and insufficient amends, which reveal the weakness of authority, as well as the resistance with which it was opposed!
Memoirs To Illustrate The History Of My Time | Franois Pierre Guillaume GuizotThe Misses tardy, Mrs. Dobbin, and the little girls, the performers.
Recollections and Letters of General Robert E. Lee | (His Son) Captain Robert E. Lee
tardy I might be, but it was hardly conceivable that my presence aboard the rocket could have averted the catastrophe.
The Worlds of If | Stanley Grauman WeinbaumAnd who is Sir tardy Knight that hither comes with masked face?
A Knight of the Cumberland | John Fox Jr.
British Dictionary definitions for tardy
/ (ˈtɑːdɪ) /
occurring later than expected: tardy retribution
slow in progress, growth, etc: a tardy reader
Origin of tardy
1Derived forms of tardy
- tardily, adverb
- tardiness, noun
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