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deferring
noun as in postponement
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Example Sentences
Whether you’re filing your taxes today or deferring to a later date, you can still take advantage of these discounts and deals offered today and in some cases throughout the week.
Another Aeschylean drama, “The Suppliant Women,” shows King Pelasgus deferring to the Argive assembly when confronted with the Danaids’ plea for asylum.
Social media amplifies their desire for memorable experiences, encouraging flexible work arrangements that allow for periodic breaks instead of deferring leisure until traditional retirement.
Instead, the court ruled that in those cases, judges have the power to reach their own interpretations without deferring to agency thinking.
The state is expecting the university systems to continue progress on those goals even though it is deferring the funding for it.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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