abeyant (Meaning)

Wordnet

abeyant (s)

inactive but capable of becoming active

Webster

Being in a state of abeyance.

The construction project was put in abeyant status due to a shortage of funds.
The proposed legislation remained abeyant, awaiting approval from the legislative committee.
The development plan for the neighborhood was left abeyant as the city council reevaluated its priorities.
The company's expansion plans were held abeyant pending the outcome of the economic forecast.
The court case remained abeyant as both parties negotiated a potential settlement.
The new policy was placed abeyant until further feedback could be gathered from stakeholders.
The ambitious research project was left abeyant due to unforeseen logistical challenges.
The merger discussions between the two companies were held abeyant amid concerns about market volatility.
The educational program was temporarily abeyant as educators revised the curriculum.
The environmental initiative was put abeyant until additional funding sources could be secured.

inactive but capable of becoming activeBeing in a state of abeyance.

arrested, inoperative, suspended, fallow, dormant, interrupted, vacant, inert, off, inactive

operational, functioning, busy, busy, functioning, on, employed,active, alive, employed

The construction project was put in abeyant status due to a shortage of funds.

The proposed legislation remained abeyant, awaiting approval from the legislative committee.

The development plan for the neighborhood was left abeyant as the city council reevaluated its priorities.

The company's expansion plans were held abeyant pending the outcome of the economic forecast.