Which Is Correct Timelier or More Timely?

Logically, it should be "timelier." Adjectives that end in "~y," like "funny," "early," and "windy" always end in "~ier." That seems to be the general rule for making comparative adjectives . To me "timelier" sounds clumsy and inelegant. "More timely", in my opinion, sounds better and flows off the tongue as speech.

What do you mean by timely?

1 : coming early or at the right time a timely decision timely payment. 2 : appropriate or adapted to the times or the occasion a timely book. timely. adverb.

What is timely fashion mean?

If something is finished quickly or on time, then it's been done in a timely manner. ... That's the time limit for learning this word in a timely fashion.