Interglot - "put off": Synonyms in English

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put off:
- postpone; put off; hesitate; be indecised; procrastinate; question; waver; tarry; vacillate; dawdle; linger; retard; saunter; delay; confuse; disconcert; flurry; turn off; dishearten
- put off

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Detailed Synonyms for put off in English

put off:

to put off verbe (puts off, put off, putting off)

to put off
to postpone; to put off
- postpone verbe (postpones, postponed, postponing)
- put off verbe (puts off, put off, putting off)
to put off
to hesitate; be indecised; to procrastinate; to question; to waver; to tarry; to vacillate; to put off
- hesitate verbe (hesitates, hesitated, hesitating)
- be indecised verbe
- procrastinate verbe (procrastinates, procrastinated, procrastinating)
- question verbe (questions, questioned, questioning)
- waver verbe (wavers, wavered, wavering)
- tarry verbe (tarries, tarried, tarrying)
- vacillate verbe (vacillates, vacillated, vacillating)
- put off verbe (puts off, put off, putting off)
to put off
to procrastinate; to dawdle; to linger; to retard; to saunter; to tarry; to delay; to put off
- procrastinate verbe (procrastinates, procrastinated, procrastinating)
- dawdle verbe (dawdles, dawdled, dawdling)
- linger verbe (lingers, lingered, lingering)
- retard verbe (retards, retarded, retarding)
- saunter verbe (saunters, sauntered, sauntering)
- tarry verbe (tarries, tarried, tarrying)
- delay verbe (delaies, delayed, delaying)
- put off verbe (puts off, put off, putting off)
to put off

– cause to feel embarrassment ¹
to confuse; to put off; disconcert; flurry
– cause to feel embarrassment ¹
- confuse verbe (confuses, confused, confusing)
  - The constant attention of the young man confused her¹
- put off verbe (puts off, put off, putting off)
- disconcert verbe
- flurry verbe
to put off

– cause to feel intense dislike or distaste ¹
to put off; to turn off
– cause to feel intense dislike or distaste ¹
- put off verbe (puts off, put off, putting off)
- turn off verbe (turns off, turned off, turning off)
to put off

– take away the enthusiasm of ¹
to put off; to dishearten
– take away the enthusiasm of ¹
- put off verbe (puts off, put off, putting off)
- dishearten verbe (disheartens, disheartened, disheartening)

Conjugations for put off:

present

put off
put off
puts off
put off
put off
put off

simple past

put off
put off
put off
put off
put off
put off

present perfect

have put off
have put off
has put off
have put off
have put off
have put off

past continuous

was putting off
were putting off
was putting off
were putting off
were putting off
were putting off

future

shall put off
will put off
will put off
shall put off
will put off
will put off

continuous present

am putting off
are putting off
is putting off
are putting off
are putting off
are putting off

subjunctive

be put off
be put off
be put off
be put off
be put off
be put off

diverse

put off!
let's put off!
put off
putting off

1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Related Definitions for "put off":

cause to feel embarrassment¹
cause to feel intense dislike or distaste¹
take away the enthusiasm of¹

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Synonyms for "put off" in English

Detailed Synonyms for put off in English

put off:

to put off verbe (puts off, put off, putting off)

to put off

to put off

to put off

to put off

to put off

to put off

Conjugations for put off:

present

simple past

present perfect

past continuous

future

continuous present

subjunctive

diverse

put off

put off

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