Definition
Definition of cunctator - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
strategic delayDated person who delays or lingers intentionallyDated
- The general was a cunctator, avoiding direct battles.
2.
procrastinatorDated someone who postpones tasks out of lazinessDated
- He is a cunctator, always leaving work until the last minute.
Origin of cunctator
Latin, cunctator (delayer)
Examples of cunctator in a sentence
The politician was a cunctator, postponing decisions for strategic reasons. As a cunctator, she delayed her assignments unnecessarily. The cunctator missed the deadline again due to procrastination.
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- French:temporisateur, retardataire, ...
- German:Zauderer, Trödler, ...
- Italian:ritardatario, procrastinatore, ...
- Spanish:dilatador, procrastinador, ...
- Portuguese:procrastinador, adiador, ...
- Chinese:拖延者, 懒散者, ...
- Japanese:クンクタトール, ぐずぐずする人, ...
- Arabic:مُماطِل, ...
- Hebrew:מְתַמְהֵמֶה, דַּחְיָן, ...
- Russian:медлитель, прокрастинатор, ...
- Ukrainian:зволікальник, відкладач, ...
- Hindi:विलंबकर्ता, टालमटोल करने वाला, ...
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