Full of delay; characterized by frequent or extended postponements.
From 'delay' + '-ful' (full of). This adjective follows the standard English pattern for describing something having a particular quality in abundance.
The legal system is often described as 'delayful,' where cases can take decades to resolve—so justice delayed really is justice denied, as the saying goes.
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