procrastinated
Meaning
of Procrastinate
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Instead of attacking at once, Nicias procrastinated and the campaigning season of 415 BC ended with Syracuse scarcely damaged.
Although Matilda's own followers attended the event, few other major nobles seem to have attended and the delegation from London procrastinated.
Assuming his smarting schnozzola would heal by itself or being too miserly to seek medical attention (or both), Xiaolian procrastinated to the point where an infection took hold and permanently damaged his nasal cartilage.
Annette Goliti Gutierrez was a screenwriter and former ad agency producer who procrastinated by remodeling houses when she met and Mary Gray many years ago.
I procrastinated watching this movie.
My worst days are when I haven’t managed to get things together, I’ve procrastinated and wasted time, and I find myself with very little to look back on positively.