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belatedly

adverb as in late

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

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.

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On 13 August, Reeves's husband belatedly gets back and says "yes please, do go ahead" and arrange for the licence.

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There was a period during which the Food and Drug Administration had belatedly approved COVID-19 vaccines only for those age 65 and up and younger people with underlying health conditions.

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Prop Tanya Kalounivale barged over to belatedly get the Black Ferns on the board, but there was no reeling in Canada.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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