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    Synonyms and Definitions

    Use "late" in a sentence

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    late


    1. She looked set to sleep late


    2. · Don't drink alcohol late in the evening


    3. · Exercise in the late afternoon to deepen sleep


    4. Learn timing, planting too early or too late will cause problems and attract slugs/snails and other pests


    5. Sometimes, late at night, he prayed for God to take her


    6. Their ship was the last of the great daedelus sleepers and traveled so slowly that it reached Narrulla's null point late in the Earth year 2342, a hundred ninety four years from its launch


    7. She was slightly older than him, in her late twenties, and had a fiery temper to match her hair


    8. The lake was choppy and it was late in Morningday when they finally spotted the Sinbara peninsula on the horizon


    9. "I was just thinking we may be too late, they couldn't have made all these improvements without quite a bit of money


    10. As the younger lot today is more focused on his/her career, marriage and having babies gets deferred to late 20s or early 30s vis-à-vis early 20s in the past

    11. ‘My late husband’s father


    12. And she’s often very late, besides


    13. When she’s running late, Violet sometimes sees Evan and looks at him strangely before she dashes across the street to the studio


    14. It was half a week later, she was in the cabin again on a late Afternoonday, their shifts had stretched thru the light


    15. I still stay up late but I don’t have as much trouble getting to sleep


    16. I can’t deliver it now and be late, I might be suspended


    17. The land was almost desert in the area they traversed by late Afternoonday


    18. Staring into her cold, dark eyes, Scar wondered if it was already too late


    19. “You’re a little late, aren’t you? Isn’t this supposed to be delivered first thing in the morning? While it is morning, it most certainly is not first thing,” Ackers rambled, trying to get some sort of information out of the paper boy while confusing him at the same time


    20. Kunae was well beyond halfway now, it was late in Nightday if it wasn't Dawnsleep

    21. 7 miles, Archimedes saw the error in his calculations, but it was too late to plan a return trip


    22. She drew a copper against her royalties at a financial house, had a nice late Noonmeal with her cabin mate on one of Gengee City's most stylish towers, then gave up some of Noonsleep to visit an eye room and see if Kulai got her message already


    23. Spray trees either early in the morning or late in the afternoon


    24. The couple woke late, always


    25. had some notification on some late


    26. By the late 40’s he was mixing up tubs of his soap with a broom handle in the Los Angeles hotel room he was living in, and selling it after his lectures about his peace plan and the “FULL TRUTHS” he had come to understand could unite the entire world


    27. (or Madam, although if you are the first to find this note at such a late hour and in this


    28. love in late years, the absolute synthesis of heartbreak, and so I resolved to


    29. simply slipped out unnoticed late one night with a set of new clothes wrapped in


    30. becoming an oppressive shroud on the world, especially in the late afternoon dusk,

    31. "So we'll be polite, but we need this moved, we're a week late already


    32. He’s late thirties and a civil servant working for the Inland Revenue


    33. He replaced the phone to his waistcoat pocket and looked up to see a man in his late 50s, heavy-set, bald with back and sides graying hair and a friendly if canny look on his face


    34. It was late and I had a lot to do the following day


    35. Craggy, rugged, once handsome but now lined by late nights of concern for his community, his country and for the world


    36. It was too late though


    37. It is just very late already


    38. It was late in Nightday, Tahlmute was sleeping in the tent already, intending to stand watch later


    39. The state coroner is paid enough to stay late and show a visiting officer important evidence


    40. and accept the deliverance before it is too late

    41. She went to bed in late October of 2278, but had she been suspended while the expedition departed? Was this some kind of delayed punishment for stowing away on that base the first time? Could that ship be the Presidente Lula, last of the sleeperships? Could she have been suspended so long that it was here already? It wasn't due to arrive for another sixty years


    42. Your offspring is late with payments, init? Interest rate of 100% applies after failure to repay a loan on the agreed date, init?"


    43. That nation of two hundred million deceased former Americans born in the mid to late 21st century were some of the first to win back control of their assets


    44. a late supper and Johnny Hester-Siddeley was on the menu


    45. that she would eat later, that she had not long finished a late lunch, but she would stay


    46. believe a lady of a certain age will come along the road shortly in a late model Ka


    47. "I think we both know it's too late for that, wouldn't you agree?"


    48. She picked a hot and lazy late summer day, though the date was well into October


    49. Before it's too late


    50. I would probably be punished for being so late and missing dinner














































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    Synonyms for "late"

    late later former previous recent belated tardy belatedly tardily lately latterly of late recently deep lasting continued protracted delayed slow dilatory behind contemporary modern advanced dead departed defunct extinct lifeless

    "late" definitions

    being or occurring at an advanced period of time or after a usual or expected time


    after the expected or usual time; delayed


    of the immediate past or just previous to the present time


    having died recently


    of a later stage in the development of a language or literature; used especially of dead languages


    at or toward an end or late period or stage of development


    (used especially of persons) of the immediate past


    later than usual or than expected


    to an advanced time


    at an advanced age or stage


    in the recent past