Definition

dilatorily

adverb
  1. in a manner that causes or involves delay; slowly or gradually in a way that postpones action or decision
  2. Usage: formal; often used to describe deliberate or habitual delay

Examples

  • The company dilatorily responded to customer complaints over several months.
  • He dilatorily made his way through the crowded market.
  • The government dilatorily implemented the new policy despite public pressure.
  • She dilatorily gathered her belongings before leaving the office.
  • The project moved dilatorily forward due to lack of funding.
  • He dilatorily approached the difficult conversation with his manager.

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