v. to assign to a later time
He has postponed his departure until tomorrow.
He has postponed his departure until tomorrow.
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His miscalculation of the time required to finish postponed the project.
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The game was postponed indefinitely.
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When Dinah came down with the flu, what had to be postponed to May?
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When had the tournament been postponed to?
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He postponed his private ambitions for public service.
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Why can't Mummy Monday be postponed until the next day?
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The torrential rains postponed the game.
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delay; put off; defer; hold off
deal with; act on; do
2 syllables
post-poned
boned
cloned
droned
groaned
honed
loaned
moaned
owned
phoned
stoned
toned
zoned
atoned
bemoaned
condoned
dethroned
disowned
intoned
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