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• r  without speed (`slow' is sometimes used informally for `slowly')
  glaciers move tardily
• r  later than usual or than expected
  notice came so tardily that we almost missed the deadline

• But tardily proclaiming itself opposed to Communist influence, the Sri Lanka Party paraded Bandaranaike's weeping widow all over Ceylon, garnered enough sympathy to split the .
• Many a sophisticated Manhattan housewife last week, tardily opening her October bills, blinked as she scanned her laundry statement.
• But the Japanese, tardily deciding to reopen the wounds to their feelings, asserted next day that the gendarmes had been mauled by the devil dogsbeaten about the hips and legs .

• slowly
• slow
• easy
• late
• belatedly

• quickly
• early

News & Articles

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• Privitisation of ITIL?
  I feel a need to comment, somewhat tardily, on April's innovative joint venture involving the UK Government and Capita , which will exploit the government's Best Management Practice IP (basically, the PRINCE2 project management and ITIL IT services standards) in the interests of the UK taxpayer.
  June 20, 2013 - IT-Analysis

Quotes

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• Alan Jones in The Age
  I find it unbelievable that money genuinely raised can be so tardily used,Jones said. "And how on earth they would divine my address as being Paddington, I've no idea. Quite frankly, I wonder if they've got the money."
• James Steele in The Nation.
  The small home-owners of the United States are organizing,Steele concluded, "tardily perhaps, but none the less surely."