temporise Synonyms
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temporise Meaning
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temporise (v)
draw out a discussion or process in order to gain time
temporise Sentence Examples
- The politician temporised during the interview, avoiding giving any concrete answers.
- The doctor had to temporise with the patient, as their condition was unstable.
- The negotiator temporised with the terrorists, hoping to buy time for reinforcements.
- The government temporised over the economic crisis, failing to take decisive action.
- The CEO temporised with the shareholders, promising to address their concerns shortly.
- The scientist temporised with the data, hoping to find a solution to the anomaly.
- The general temporised with the enemy, waiting for reinforcements to arrive.
- The student temporised on their homework, procrastinating and pushing back the deadline.
- The engineer temporised with the design, making small adjustments to optimize performance.
- The musician temporised with the tempo, slowing down or speeding up to create a desired effect.
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draw out a discussion or process in order to gain time
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The politician temporised during the interview, avoiding giving any concrete answers.
The doctor had to temporise with the patient, as their condition was unstable.
The negotiator temporised with the terrorists, hoping to buy time for reinforcements.
The government temporised over the economic crisis, failing to take decisive action.
