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PUT OFF

(put off, desconectar, slå av)

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1 sense for put off as a Noun:

Synonyms:
- Putoff
Definitions:
- a pretext for delay or inaction

5 senses for put off as a Verb:

Synonyms:
- Postpone
- Prorogue
- Hold over
- Put over
- Table
- Shelve
- Set back
- Defer
- Remit
- Put off
Definitions:
- hold back to a later time
Examples:
- Let's postpone the exam
Synonyms:
- Turn off
- Put off
Definitions:
- cause to feel intense dislike or distaste
Synonyms:
- Dishearten
- Put off
Definitions:
- take away the enthusiasm of
Synonyms:
- Confuse
- Flurry
- Disconcert
- Put off
Definitions:
- cause to feel embarrassment
Examples:
- The constant attention of the young man confused her
Synonyms:
- Hedge
- Fudge
- Evade
- Put off
- Circumvent
- Parry
- Elude
- Skirt
- Dodge
- Duck
- Sidestep
Definitions:
- avoid or try to avoid fulfilling, answering, or performing (duties, questions, or issues)
Examples:
- He dodged the issue
- She skirted the problem
- They tend to evade their responsibilities
- He evaded the questions skillfully

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