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belatedly

[bih-ley-tid-lee] / bɪˈleɪ tɪd li /


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On Thursday the government belatedly said it would implement the recommendations of its own special envoy on antisemitism, which it ignored for nearly six months.

From The Wall Street Journal

In addition, the September producer price index—released belatedly on Tuesday after the government reopened—showed inflation roughly in line with expectations.

From Barron's

The state of California belatedly lent its support.

From Los Angeles Times

Cowley was widely condemned and the magazine, belatedly changing course, eased him out of its plans.

From The Wall Street Journal

This marks the first major UK-based prize win for the Australian, who has been belatedly receiving attention in the UK following the British publication of three of her books for the first time last year.

From BBC