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Word of the Day: dilatory
The word "dilatory" was used once in a New York Times article in the past year. It means causing delays or tending to procrastinate. Its limited use suggests it is a specialized or less commonly used term. The word's appearance highlights the diversity of vocabulary in news writing.
What happened
The word "dilatory" was used once in a New York Times article in the past year and means causing delays or being slow to act.
Why it matters
Understanding words like "dilatory" helps improve communication and comprehension in both personal and professional settings.
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