defers Antonyms
Meaning of defers
defers
to give in or yield to another's wish or opinion, to postpone induction of (a person) into military service, put off, delay, postpone, put off, to submit to another's wishes, opinion, or governance usually through deference or respect, to delegate to another
defers Sentence Examples
- The judge defers the trial to allow for further evidence to be gathered.
- The company defers tax payments to improve cash flow in the short term.
- The student defers admission to graduate school for a year to gain work experience.
- The landlord defers rent payments for tenants who are facing financial hardship.
- The teacher defers grading assignments until after the holiday break.
- The government defers infrastructure projects due to budget constraints.
- The doctor defers surgery for the patient to allow for non-invasive treatment options.
- The investor defers selling stocks to capitalize on potential future market growth.
- The organization defers funding to focus on more urgent projects.
- The borrower defers mortgage payments to avoid foreclosure during an economic downturn.
FAQs About the word defers
to give in or yield to another's wish or opinion, to postpone induction of (a person) into military service, put off, delay, postpone, put off, to submit to ano
postpones, delays, shelves,waits, remits, lengthens, detains, holds off (on), puts off, hesitates
does, works (on), acts,deals (with),decides (upon)
The judge defers the trial to allow for further evidence to be gathered.
The company defers tax payments to improve cash flow in the short term.
The student defers admission to graduate school for a year to gain work experience.
The landlord defers rent payments for tenants who are facing financial hardship.
