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Hi, To postpone - to put off an event intentionally so that it takes place at a later time. To adjourn - to suspend a process—especially on a formal occasion—or to stop it officially for a stated period of time. Examples They postponed the meeting due to torrential rain.
- Hi, To postpone - to put off an event intentionally so that it takes place at a later time.
- To adjourn - to suspend a process—especially on a formal occasion—or to stop it officially for a stated period of time.
- Examples They postponed the meeting due to torrential rain.
- The elections have been adjourned in accord with the Government's decision until tomorrow.
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Hi,
To postpone - to put off an event intentionally so that it takes place at a later time.
To adjourn - to suspend a process—especially on a formal occasion—or to stop it officially
for a stated period of time.
Examples
They postponed the meeting due to torrential rain.
The elections have been adjourned in accord with the Government's d
To postpone - to put off an event intentionally so that it takes place at a later time.
To adjourn - to suspend a process—especially on a formal occasion—or to stop it officially
for a stated period of time.
Examples
They postponed the meeting due to torrential rain.
The elections have been adjourned in accord with the Government's d
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