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belatedly [Brit bɪˈleɪtɪdli, Am bəˈleɪdɪdli] ADV

belatedly

tardivement

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tardivement réagir, comprendre, informer

rather belatedly

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The provincial government has also attempted, belatedly, to rein in some wage costs in the government sector. www.huffingtonpost.ca

He concludes that, towards the end of the decade, the bank reluctantly and belatedly adopted a more activist policy of monetary and credit management. mrzine.monthlyreview.org

And the jailers realise, belatedly, that the man they'd arrested in the afternoon was the same man they'd hanged in the morning. en.wikipedia.org

A player who would admit to being a problem child was belatedly able to centre himself in more ways than one. www.independent.ie

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