'contemporarily-delivered' originates from the combination of 'contemporary' and 'deliver', where 'contemporary' means 'belonging to the same time' and 'deliver' means 'to bring or transport to the intended recipient'.

'contemporary' changed from the Latin word 'contemporarius' and 'deliver' from the Old French word 'delivrer', eventually forming the modern English phrase 'contemporarily-delivered'.

Initially, 'contemporary' meant 'of the same time', and 'deliver' meant 'to free or liberate', but over time, they evolved into their current meanings of 'modern' and 'to transport or bring'.