postpone
poʊstˈpoʊn
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Verb

tr.
delaydefer an action or decision
  • They decided to postpone the vote.
  • The meeting was postponed due to unforeseen circumstances.
  • We had to postpone our vacation plans.
defer delay reschedule
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Origin of postpone

Latin, post (after) + ponere (to place)

Terms with postpone included in their meaning

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postpone action
delay action until a particular time or event
timing
delay or postpone an action
time management
postpone an action or decision
scheduling
postpone or delay an event or action
time
delay or postpone something
scheduling
postpone or delay an event or task
postpone
delay a decision until the next day
postpone action
postpone doing something, sometimes on purpose or for too long

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  1. French:reporter, ...
  2. German:verschieben, ...
  3. Italian:rinviare, ...
  4. Spanish:aplazar, ...
  5. Portuguese:adiar, ...
  6. Chinese:推迟, ...
  7. Japanese:延期する, ...
  8. Arabic:أَجَّلَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לִדְחוֹת, ...
  10. Russian:откладывать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:відкласти, ...
  12. Hindi:टालना, ...
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