Postpone
Postpone verb - To assign to a later time.
Usage example: we'll have to postpone a decision until we have all the information
Nearby Words: postponement, postponing
Work
Work verb - To be the cause of (a situation, action, or state of mind).
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- In a late level, if you postpone the guns-blazing part, you can overhear two Men in Black discussing their work and one of them actually says that it's "just a job from 9 to 5".
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The American hero Iron Man needed a technician to work on his suit: said technician wasn't anybody else than, you guessed it, Reed Richards — and as a result, he had to postpone his space travel.
Source: Comic Book / Bullet Points
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