Verb:

காலங்கடத்து,

deferred's Usage Examples:

Verus, a weak, selfindulgent man, had a high respect for his adoptive brother, and deferred uniformly to his judgment.

'The land policy of previous govern- Young's ments was entirely revised, and the Land Bill, framed by Sir John Robertson, introduced the principle of deferred payments for the purchase of crown lands, and made residence and cultivation, rather than a sufficient price, the object to be sought by the crown in alienating the public estate.

Having lived down his unpopularity, and made himself many powerful friends, he resolved to take his longdeferred revenge on Gloucester and the other lords appellant.

) The general statement of the laws of operation of fractions is perhaps best deferred until we come to fractional numbers, when letters can be used to express the laws of multiplication and division of such numbers.

"Punishment may take forms varying from capital punishment, flogging and mutilation of the body to imprisonment, fines, and even deferred sentences which come into operation only if an offence is repeated within a specified time.

annuityund could then - acting as a whole - negotiate the purchase of deferred annuities with providers.

On the death of the regent Orleans in 1723 Fleury, although already seventy years of age, deferred his own supremacy by suggesting the appointment of Louis Henri, duke of Bourbon, as first minister.

-It may be assumed that the use of letters to denote quantities or numbers will first arise in dealing with equations, so that the letter used will in each case represent a definite quantity or number; such general statements as those of �� 15 and 16 being deferred to a later stage.

But the question was only deferred and not settled.

Formation of archenteron and blastopore may, however, be deferred till a later stage (actinula or after).

At the temperate stations the maximum occurs near mid-winter; in the Arctic it seems deferred towards spring.

Synonyms:

call, call off, postpone, delay, hold over, scratch, put off, prorogue, set back, reschedule, put over, remit, respite, cancel, probate, scrub, hold, reprieve, suspend, shelve, table,

Antonyms:

exclude, surrender, defy, let go of, discontinue,