cunctation Antonyms
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Meaning of cunctation
Wordnet
cunctation (n)
the act of procrastinating; putting off or delaying or defering an action to a later time
cunctation Sentence Examples
- His cunctation in making decisions often led to missed opportunities in business.
- The general's cunctation in deploying troops resulted in a tactical disadvantage on the battlefield.
- We cannot afford further cunctation in addressing the urgent issues facing our community.
- The team's cunctation in finalizing the project plan delayed its implementation by weeks.
- Despite the urgency of the situation, the government's cunctation in enacting policies exacerbated the crisis.
- The CEO's cunctation in approving the budget caused frustration among department heads.
- The student's cunctation in starting his assignment left him rushing to complete it before the deadline.
- Political cunctation often leads to public distrust and dissatisfaction with elected officials.
- The company's cunctation in adapting to market changes resulted in a decline in revenue.
- Timely action is crucial; cunctation only prolongs the resolution of problems.
FAQs About the word cunctation
the act of procrastinating; putting off or delaying or defering an action to a later time
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No antonyms found.
His cunctation in making decisions often led to missed opportunities in business.
The general's cunctation in deploying troops resulted in a tactical disadvantage on the battlefield.
We cannot afford further cunctation in addressing the urgent issues facing our community.
The team's cunctation in finalizing the project plan delayed its implementation by weeks.
