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postpone

Definition for postpone

verb as in put off till later time

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"Since the case files, servers, and the courtroom were severely damaged in the fire, the hearings scheduled for today have been postponed," said a notice issued by the Supreme Court's chief registrar.

From BBC

However, at the request of the prosecution and defence, the trial was postponed until April 2026.

From BBC

After being postponed several times, the European Commission confirmed in July that EES will begin on 12 October.

From BBC

His canonisation had been due in late April, but was postponed following the death of Pope Francis.

From BBC

In some cases, it has resulted in sites being partially closed to the public and planned conservation work being postponed to prioritise repairs.

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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