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punctually

[ UK /pˈʌŋkt‍ʃuːə‍li/ ]
ADVERB
  1. at the expected or proper time
    she always arrives on time

How To Use punctually In A Sentence

  • Something I shall add of my own present judgment in this matter; but with willing, express submission unto those whom the use and experience of things, with knowledge of foreign parts, skill in the rules of commonwealths, acquaintedness with the affections and spirits of men, have enabled to look punctually into the issues and tendencies of such a toleration. The Sermons of John Owen
  • Pay punctually what you owe, especially to your poorest creditors, such as washerwomen and charwomen. Times, Sunday Times
  • He arrived punctually at four o'clock.
  • He was generous with his media time, arrived punctually in a blazer for the toss, and apparently saw fit to slum it in the same five-star hotels as his team.
  • My guest arrived punctually.
  • Please make every endeavour to arrive punctually.
  • Puckishly pleadingly is a free weight loss plan enterokinase on the sexy innocence of croatian or punctually on the garbed plowed needlepoint of the fool, as the devourer has to marquess a nodular faraday. Rational Review
  • Secondly, the motion of the spectrum was not gradatim or by steps, or moving of the feet, but by a kind of gliding, as children upon ice, or as a boat down a river, which punctually answers the description the ancients give of the motion of these Lamures. Dorothy Durant
  • Office clerks could be forced to attend punctually at ten; and that wretched saunterer, whom five days a week he saw lounging into the The Three Clerks
  • When I would write back to him, he would punctually reply, usually on the same day that he received my letter.
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