Meaning: put off

v.
hold back to a later timecause to feel intense dislike or distastetake away the enthusiasm ofcause to feel embarrassmentavoid or try to avoid fulfilling, answering, or performing (duties, questions, or issues)

Synonym of put off

Adjective

suspended in a bind out of luck too late intermitted postponed in the lurch missed the boat unpunctual behindhand last-minute delayed behind time held up on hold late prorogued eleventh-hour

Verb

confuse distract divert disconcert fluster put somebody off his or her stride

Verb

hinder obstruct prevent impede

Verb

disgust repel offend sicken revolt repulse

Antonym of put off

English Vocalbulary

Synonym of put money in one's pocket Synonym of put money into Synonym of put money on Synonym of put muscle on Synonym of put new life into Synonym of put next to Synonym of put off guard Synonym of put off his or her stride Synonym of put on Synonym of put on

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