What does cūnctanter mean in Latin?

cūnctanter, a adverb, means “hesitantly, slowly; stubbornly; reluctantly”.

How do you pronounce cūnctanter?

In classical Latin, [kuːŋkˈtan.tɛr]; in ecclesiastical (church) Latin, [kuŋkˈtan.ter].

adverb

cūnctanter (comparative cūnctantius, superlative cūnctantissimē, adjective cūnctāns)

Classical[kuːŋkˈtan.tɛr]Ecclesiastical[kuŋkˈtan.ter]

cunctanter (cont-), adv., v. cunctor, P. a., 2.

I. fin.

Proto-Indo-European *-teros? Latin -ter Latin cūnctanter From cūnctāns (“to delay; to hesitate”) + -ter.

What does cūnctanter mean in Latin?: cūnctanter, a adverb, means “hesitantly, slowly; stubbornly; reluctantly”.
How do you pronounce cūnctanter?: In classical Latin, [kuːŋkˈtan.tɛr]; in ecclesiastical (church) Latin, [kuŋkˈtan.ter].