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Unpunctual

adjective
1.
Not punctual; after the appointed time.






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"Unpunctual" Quotes from Famous Books



... Here from time to time on Sunday evenings it was my wont to put in an appearance towards ten or eleven, for the journey was deceptively long from Fitzroy Square, and Nekrovitch, like most Russians, was himself of so unpunctual and irregular a nature, that he seemed to foster the like habits in all his friends. The nominal hour for these social gatherings to commence was eight, but not till past nine did the guests begin to assemble, and till midnight and later they would ...
— A Girl Among the Anarchists • Isabel Meredith

... one have wished Cecil Poynsett a more trying life than one of her disposition must needs have with impetuous, unpunctual, uncertain, scatter-brained, open-handed Ballybrehon, always in a scramble, always inviting guests upon guests without classification, and never remembering ...
— The Three Brides • Charlotte M. Yonge



Words linked to "Unpunctual" :   belated, benighted, tardy, late, behindhand, punctual, last-minute, nighted



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