verb

postpone

to postpone, to delay, to put off

They decided to postpone the meeting.

They decided to postpone the meeting.

We had to postpone our trip due to bad weather.

We had to postpone our trip due to bad weather.

((sth.)) to postpone (sth.) They decided to postpone the meeting.

Synonyms: delay, put off, defer; Antonyms: advance, expedite

From Latin 'post' (after) + 'ponere' (to place). Literally 'to place after'.

Think of moving a 'post-it' note on your calendar to a later ('post') date.

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