unpromptly
unpromptly adverb: without promptness; after a delay.
Adverb
unpromptly (comparative more unpromptly, superlative most unpromptly)
- Without promptness; after a delay.
- No matter how promptly or unpromptly we enact the budget, you simply cannot get those three sets of numbers working simultaneously, and the deficit is quite sensitive now to some of those numbers. So you cannot have it all three ways at once.1989, United States. Congress. House. Committee on Ways and Means, The Budget Deficit, page 478
Forms of unpromptly
| comparative | more unpromptly |
|---|---|
| superlative | most unpromptly |
Origin of unpromptly
From unprompt + -ly.
Questions about unpromptly
- What does unpromptly mean?
- Unpromptly means without promptness; after a delay.
- What part of speech is unpromptly?
- Unpromptly is an adverb.
Words near unpromptly in the dictionary
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