WELL OVERDUE

Definition: Greatly exceeding the appropriate time for completion or occurrence; long-awaited or delayed beyond the expected time.

Synonyms: Long Awaited, Much Needed, Overlong, Belated, Delayed Gratification

Usage Examples in Sentences

The library book was well overdue, and she finally returned it with a sheepish smile.

His apology for the late birthday wish was well overdue, but she appreciated it nonetheless.

The repair of the broken swing set in the park was well overdue, and the children rejoiced when it was finally fixed.

The software update for his smartphone was well overdue, and he eagerly installed the latest features.

The repair of the old bridge was well overdue, causing inconvenience to the entire town.

After years of anticipation, the sequel to the popular novel was well overdue and finally hit the shelves.

The decision to renovate the historic building was well overdue, preserving its cultural significance.

The renovation project was well overdue, causing frustration among the residents.

Her promotion was well overdue, given her years of dedication and hard work.

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The decision to upgrade the software was well overdue, considering its outdated features.

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The project was well overdue, which affected the stakeholders' patience.

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Despite numerous reminders, the task remained well overdue.

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It was well overdue to address the maintenance issues in the building.

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The deadline for submission was well overdue by the time she turned in her report.

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The report's completion was well overdue, leading to consequences for the team.

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Well overdue repairs have finally begun on the bridge.

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The meeting, well overdue, was finally scheduled for next Monday.

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He found himself well overdue for a change in scenery, so he decided to move to a new city.