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promptitude

[promp-ti-tood, -tyood] / ˈprɒmp tɪˌtud, -ˌtyud /
















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The welcome order was given to the survivors of the Calder's crew with a promptitude that betokened official regard and appreciation of the plucky destroyer's ship's company.

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This elusive answer might have shown how the case was already prejudged by those who were to decide it; yet again, on May 18, the Bohemians presented a rejoinder urging promptitude.

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He had never heard of a tenancy being entered into with such promptitude, yet there was no point in the stranger's behavior which he could fix on as definitely eccentric, or even unusual.

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His example would have disastrously inspired the rest, had not Rupert acted with extraordinary promptitude.

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Though wearied probably with his day’s work among the herd, he set about the necessary arrangements with the utmost promptitude.

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