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put back

ADJECTIVE
replaced
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Local polls in nine areas, including Suffolk, East and West Sussex, and Essex, have already been put back once, having originally been scheduled for May 2025.

From BBC

To finish, put back the cooked sausage and chicken and serve over rice.

From Salon

So lethal removal was put back on the table.

From Los Angeles Times

The decision on mass layoffs was “inevitable,” according to Schulman, “because if we don’t have enough money to put back into our value proposition to customers, we are going to continue to shrink.”

From Barron's

Under the law, the first assistant U.S. attorney serves as acting U.S. attorney when the post is vacant, and so Habba was put back in charge of the office.

From The Wall Street Journal