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View definitions for delayed

delayed

adjective as in held up

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The book was delayed, however, after Project 2025, the foundation's vision for recreating the United States in its image, became a central talking point in the presidential campaign.

From Salon

Opposition parties are opposed to the plans, which have already been delayed by three years due to financial pressures and uncertainty over costs.

From BBC

However, the ban on political office would take effect immediately and would not be delayed by the appeals process, as some had been expecting.

From BBC

Parts of Glasgow were due to be covered by a similar ban but it was was delayed until next year due to a council error.

From BBC

There have been reports of flights to and from Delhi being cancelled or delayed due to low visibility.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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