putoff Synonyms
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putoff Meaning
Wordnet
putoff (n)
a pretext for delay or inaction
putoff Sentence Examples
- The bad odor in the room immediately put off the guests.
- His rude behavior at the dinner party really put off everyone around him.
- The delay in the project's completion put off the clients, causing frustration.
- The constant negativity of his attitude put off potential collaborators.
- The poor hygiene of the restaurant's restroom really put off the customers.
- Her lack of punctuality repeatedly put off her colleagues.
- The complexity of the instructions put off many users from using the software.
- The loud music from the neighboring apartment put off our plans for a peaceful evening.
- The excessive use of jargon in the presentation put off the audience, making it hard to follow.
- The sudden change in weather put off our outdoor gathering.
FAQs About the word putoff
a pretext for delay or inaction
put over,postpone, defer, delay, hold off (on), hold over, remit, hold up, wait,lay over
work (on), do, act, do, deal (with), deal (with), act, work (on), decide (upon),decide (upon)
The bad odor in the room immediately put off the guests.
His rude behavior at the dinner party really put off everyone around him.
The delay in the project's completion put off the clients, causing frustration.
The constant negativity of his attitude put off potential collaborators.
