put off

to stop liking someone.

• Tom's abrupt manner puts a lot of people off.
• I know I shouldn't be vulgar, but your arrogance puts me off.
• The pompous comportment of this arrogant young wind bag will put off potential voters.

to postpone.

• This game was put off.
• The wedding was put off.
• I put off the conclusion.
• The decision was put off.
• Let me put off my decision.
• We had to put off our trip.
• The meeting will be put off.
• She put off going to Mexico.
• Don't put off those matters.
• Tom put off going to Boston.
• I can't put it off any longer.
• We had to put off the meeting.
• He put off his trip to Okinawa.
• Stop putting off finding a job.
• Let's put it off till next week.
• You can't put it off any longer.
• The athletic meeting was put off.
• The party was put off for a week.
• The party convention was put off.
• Tom put off his trip to Australia.
• I put off writing for over a month.
• Don't put off answering the letter.
• Can't you put it off until tomorrow?
• He decided to put off his departure.
• The game was put off till next week.
• The athletic meeting will be put off.
• Don't put off the work till tomorrow.
• The game was put off because of rain.
• The game was put off until next week.
• The president put off visiting Japan.
• He put off his departure till Sunday.
• If it rains, the game will be put off.
• You shouldn't put off getting married.
• Tom put off his departure till Sunday.
• The game was put off until next Sunday.
• Mr Wall put off going to the dentist's.
• We put off the departure till tomorrow.
• We had to put off the game due to rain.
• I will put off my departure if it rains.
• I suggested that the meeting be put off.
• The meeting was put off until next week.
• He never puts off anything he has to do.
• Mr. Wall put off going to the dentist's.
• You can't put off doing that any longer.
• The game was put off because of the rain.
• I have put off writing to him till today.
• Do you know why he put off his departure?
• We can't avoid putting off our departure.
• The meeting was put off until next Friday.
• The picnic was put off on account of rain.
• I put off answering the letter for a week.
• We put off our baseball game for two days.
• He decided he would put off his departure.
• Let's put off the decision until tomorrow.
• We were compelled to put off our departure.
• I don't blame you for putting off our trip.
• Why did you put off the printing of my book?
• Let's put off the meeting until next Friday.
• The meeting was put off till further notice.
• We put off our departure owing to the storm.
• The meeting has been put off until next week.
• It was decided that the ball game be put off.
• We put off our departure because of the rain.
• We have to put off the game till next Sunday.
• The athletic meet was put off until next week.
• The meeting was put off because John was sick.
• The party has been put off until next Tuesday.
• Don't put off your departure on account of me.
• The game may have been put off till next week.
• Circumstances forced us to put off the meeting.
• The rain compelled us to put off the gathering.
• The snow compelled us to put off our departure.
• Owing to the bad weather, the game was put off.
• The baseball game was put off till next Sunday.
• If it rains, we will put off our practice match.
• We shall put off our departure in case it rains.
• Never put off to tomorrow what you can do today.
• The heavy rain made them put off their departure.
• The heavy snow made them put off their departure.
• Why do today what you can put off until tomorrow?
• Would you mind if we put this off until tomorrow?
• If it is rainy tomorrow, the game will be put off.
• The decision was put off, which pleased all of us.
• Never put off till tomorrow what you can do today.
• He suggested that we should put off our departure.
• Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow.
• I'm gonna quit putting everything off... Tomorrow.
• It was announced that the meeting would be put off.
• We had to put off the meeting because of the storm.
• They put off their departure due to the heavy snow.
• Don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today.
• Owing to the rain, the athletic meeting was put off.
• We decided to put off the meeting until next Sunday.
• There is nothing for it but to put off our departure.
• The heavy rain compelled us to put off our departure.
• The weather getting worse, the departure was put off.
• He regretted that he had put off going to the doctor.
• He suggested that the meeting be put off till Monday.
• Tom put off his wedding because of a traffic accident.
• Bob suggested that the party be put off till Wednesday.
• If it rains tomorrow, the baseball game will be put off.
• I always put off doing my homework and get into trouble.
• I have so much work to do that I have to put off my trip.
• It was announced that the athletic meet would be put off.
• With the weather getting worse, the departure was put off.
• We have to put off making a final decision until next week.
• It was raining so hard that we had to put off our departure.
• I'll put off my visit to England till the weather is warmer.
• Because of his illness, he was forced to put off the meeting.
• You have to put off your departure for England till next week.
• We had to put off the meeting because of the traffic accident.
• Tom had put off telling Mary the bad news for as long as possible.
• Never put off until tomorrow what you can put off until next week.
• We will have to put off the soccer game because of the bad weather.
• Rather than putting off this meeting, why don't we just call it off?
• Never put off until tomorrow what you can do the day after tomorrow.
• We heard that the weather was bad, so we decided to put off our trip.
• I knew I shouldn't have put off doing my homework until the last minute.
• The special lecture was put off until the next day due to the bad weather.
• The conference was scheduled for March, but it has been put off till April.