tardily

Tardily, indeed, he appears to have acknowledged the contradiction.

Tardily enough he now succumbed to the silent entreaties of his wife.

Tardily and unwillingly the Jew untied the handkerchief, and revealed a diamond diadem of extraordinary magnificence.

Tardily the men advanced, and any acute observer would have seen they had little heart in the business.

Tardily she made approach, blushing with increasing loveliness, and appeared in the presence of the princes.

Tardily it spread to South America, where it appeared in 1829, and more recently it has been established in Australia.