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procrastination

noun as in dalliance

noun as in filibuster

noun as in hesitancy

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noun as in indolence

noun as in postponement

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Example Sentences

She jokes that procrastination is often her biggest enemy.

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“We thought it was procrastination to punt it over to a charter commission,” said Plata, whose group argued last year in favor of growing the council to 29 members.

Like any endeavor that I set my mind to, I gave it my all despite the relentless sarcasm and procrastination of my students.

Also discussed in post-COVID life is “revenge bedtime procrastination,” in which people put off sleeping and instead scroll on social media or binge a show as a way of trying to handle stress.

But nevertheless, I know I still struggle with procrastination, with doubt, all these kinds of things.

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

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