temporising
verb (used with object or without object) as in strong fondness
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Example:The company used temporising tactics to avoid taking a firm stance on the new product launch.
Definition:Tactics that involve delaying or postponing action or decision-making.
Example:She temporised until the last minute before giving her final decision on the offer.
Definition:Delaying or postponing something until a certain point in time.
Example:The government often engages in temporising tactics during election campaigns.
Definition:To engage in delay tactics or postponement of decisions or actions.
Example:The negotiations stalled due to constant engagement in temporising by both parties.
Definition:The act of engaging in delay tactics or postponement of decisions or actions.
Example:In the face of mounting pressure, they resorted to temporising tactics.
Definition:To turn to delay tactics or postponement of decisions or actions.
Example:The practice of temporising was widely criticized for which they were blamed.
Definition:The act of using delay tactics or postponement of decisions or actions.
Example:The mediator advised that it would be best if both sides could refrain from resorting to temporising strategies.
Definition:To use delay tactics or strategies to postpone decisions or actions.
Example:Their engagement in temporising behavior derailed the resolution process.
Definition:The act of engaging in delay tactics or postponement of decisions or actions.
Example:The practice of temporising in negotiations delayed the conclusion of the peace talks.
Definition:Using delay tactics or postponement of decisions or actions during negotiations.
Example:His reluctance to take a decision was seen as an attempt to resort to temporising in decision-making.
Definition:To use delay tactics or postponement of decisions or actions in decision-making processes.
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