deferral (Meaning)

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deferral (n)

a state of abeyance or suspended business

act of putting off to a future time

The tax authorities granted a one-year **deferral** for the company's outstanding payment.
Citing financial hardship, the tenant requested a **deferral** on their rent payment.
The board voted for a **deferral** of the decision on the new building proposal.
Due to a lack of volunteers, the charity event faced a possible **deferral**.
Her medical condition necessitated a **deferral** of her travel plans.
The **deferral** of college acceptance allowed him to gain work experience before starting his studies.
The judge considered the request for a **deferral** of the sentencing based on new evidence.
Technological advancements in battery life led to the **deferral** of the need for frequent phone charging.
The **deferral** of maintenance on the bridge could lead to safety concerns in the future.
Investors opted for a **deferral** of their dividends to allow the company to reinvest in growth.

a state of abeyance or suspended business, act of putting off to a future time

postponement,deferment, delay, holdup, lag, setback, hesitation, slowdown,wait, respite

haste,rush, rush, haste,dispatch, dispatch, promptness, promptness,promptitude, promptitude

The tax authorities granted a one-year **deferral** for the company's outstanding payment.

Citing financial hardship, the tenant requested a **deferral** on their rent payment.

The board voted for a **deferral** of the decision on the new building proposal.

Due to a lack of volunteers, the charity event faced a possible **deferral**.