Postponed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for POSTPONED in dictionary:

VERB:
• POSTPONE, to put off to a future time
• cause or arrange for (something) to take place at a time later than that first scheduled

Words related to POSTPONED

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How to use POSTPONED in a sentence

• The crisis which this offensive developed was such that our occupation of an American sector must be postponed.
• Bertrand learned that it had been postponed till the 10th of August.
• We still cherish the hope that this result will not long be postponed.
• This was postponed and postponed, until he was driven to distraction.
• So I postponed giving him a final answer till the next morning, and then, after full reflection, decided not to move from the place to which.
• So he hoped that Forester would have forgotten the appointment, and that it would be thus postponed to some future time.
• It ought to be not a work of months only, but of years, and the President thinks it can not, with due attention to the interests of the people, be longer postponed.
• If supplies are wanted much in some places, they can be postponed in others.
• Upon Our return, We found that he had not left, and had postponed his departure.
• Edward postponed his attack on Philip in order to throw all his energies into the reduction of Wales.
• Such, according to Herodotus, was the incident which postponed for one year the fall of the great Babylon.
• Inevitable as was the end, it might have been long postponed had it not been for a word that Ellis let drop the day when he left the hospital.
• In the primary schools attention is first given to mechanical training, while the intellectual and emotional culture is necessarily in a degree postponed.
• When may we expect a supply of such persons? The hope is not a delusion, though its realization may be many years postponed.
• It produced many other debates, and was at last postponed by dint of ministerial influence.
• At his suggestion the second reading was postponed from the 30th of June to the 4th of July.
• Moved by these views, the commons had wisely postponed the examination of all religious controversy, and had left the settlement of the church to the king and to the ancient laws.
• At twelve or thirteen the hair was generally bound up, though this ceremony was often frequently postponed till marriage.
• Preparations were again made for the voyage to the islands which had been postponed on account of this misadventure.
• Grey a letter, in which he told her how very much she would add to his happiness if she would now agree that their marriage should not be postponed beyond the end of October.
• It came at last, however, and Darrin knew what postponed happiness means.
• All the demonstrative friendliness of mother and daughter was lined with a formidable longing for revenge, evidently postponed.
• Having learned thus much, the coroner had put the police on the track of Marcus Wilkeson, and had postponed the further examination of the chief witness.
• The little Jew wanted to argue that the case was exceptional, and as the discussion ran pretty even, the thing was postponed until the next morning.
• Why had he not stayed, and tried to persuade the young lady to change her mind? An engagement for the theatre with a cousin might have been easily postponed.
• In the Museum, whose examination we had postponed till our return, we were lost in a world of wonders.
• The fatal day of their catastrophe was only postponed.
• She postponed writing to the Duke until the following day, in order to make a show of having considered the matter somewhat longer.
• From various causes, the completion of the task has been postponed until the present time.

Similar words containing PON without suffix ed and without prefix post

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