Postponing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for POSTPONING 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 POSTPONING

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How to use POSTPONING in a sentence

• It was Birchill who suggested postponing the burglary until Sir Horace left, but Hill urged that the original plan should be adhered to.
• Lord Frederic Campbell was convinced that the postponing of all consideration of the subject till the next session was a wise measure.
• Sazonof were busy trying to find some formula which might be accepted as a basis for postponing hostilities between the Great Powers.
• They made Crimean difficulties at once an excuse for postponing reform and for urging him to postpone his resignation.
• He even coaxed the busy Sawed-Off into postponing some of his work for a few days to help them out.
• Moore knew the little habit students have of postponing the payment of their bills, and he had insisted upon being paid in advance.
• VI Postponing descriptive or aesthetic criticism of the Sistine frescoes, I shall proceed with the narration of their gradual completion.
• Very kind, but calm and inscrutable, Lady Annabel, having given directions for postponing the dinner-hour, embraced her child and entered the chariot.
• But pray do not suppose that postponing questions is only another name for evading them.
• For this cause he had been postponing the promised visit, and thereby postponing the taking of the final step in the campaign of intimidation.
• The same pretexts were again brought forward, as sufficient reasons for postponing or evading the unpleasant duly.
• There was no reason for postponing the fatal lottery.
• A formal verdict having been entered, the judge ordered the prisoner to stand down, postponing sentence.
• It may be in your power to save them from these miseries by full communications and unrestrained details, postponing motives of delicacy to those of duty.
• Under pain of postponing by some centuries the verification of this or that theoretic point, we must watch the least clearing off, and avail ourselves of it without delay.
• She leaned over the counter babbling aimlessly to the proprietor, postponing the great moment.
• But somehow he found himself lingering on at the academic discussion, postponing the realities of life.
• Amherst was deliberately postponing the moment when they should find themselves alone.
• I even shun the noble vistas that open on either side, postponing to the moment of perfect achievement the partial successes already won.
• The duke sent his domestic Robart out of the kingdom, and his absence furnished a pretence for postponing the trial.
• Largely for economic reasons, many superior people are postponing the time of marriage.
• Forster was waiting impatiently in his engine for the signal of departure and could not imagine why Fighting Dick was postponing it so long.
• Renee has just given birth to a fine boy, whose baptism we are postponing till your return to Chantepleurs.
• As a pretext for postponing his letter, he took up the paper and glanced down the first page.
• Promotion, the incentive second in importance to the wage incentive, is of assistance in postponing the time when the dead line for the worker is reached.
• Postponing until another time the exploration of these islands which, because of their confused grouping could not be counted, the Spaniards continued their voyage.
• My grandfather promptly called him down, great man though he was, a rub which the statesman received from the white-haired minister, good-naturedly postponing his smoke.
• You kept postponing our union for something to happen to break it off.
• Whilst they were postponing and postponing thus a letter and a newspaper arrived before breakfast one morning from Arabella.
• In the following pages I propose to consider the Pali Canon, postponing until later an account of the others.
• By postponing the speedy remedy that this demands, the same thing might also happen to the vineyards of Piru.
• With true heroism, and much noble and unselfish enthusiasm, they began the work, postponing to it all considerations of personal convenience.
• He was far happier among his Herefords at Llanwern than in London or in Cardiff, but he was for ever postponing the day of his retirement from public life.

Similar words containing PON without suffix ing and without prefix post

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