Your _ tactics may compel me to cancel the contract, as the job must be finished on time.
Correct answer: A. Dilatory
- A. Dilatory
- B. Offensive
- C. Repugnant
- D. Infamous
Explanation
Dilatory refers to tactics or actions that are intended to delay or postpone something, often in a deliberate or deceptive manner. In this context, the speaker is warning that if the tactics used are meant to delay the completion of the job, they will be forced to cancel the contract, as timely completion is essential.
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