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Temporiser

Part of speech: Verb

Definition: To act or speak in a way that deliberately avoids making a decision or committing oneself; to procrastinate or stall.

Example sentences:

1. He tends to temporise whenever a tough decision needs to be made.
2. The politician temporised when asked about his stance on the controversial issue.
3. The CEO decided to temporise on the merger proposal until more information was available.

Part of speech: Noun

Definition: One who temporises; a person who avoids taking a definite stance or making quick decisions.

Example sentences:

1. She was known as a temporiser, always reluctant to commit to any particular course of action.
2. The company's management was criticized for being temporisers during times of crisis.
3. As a leader, it's important not to be seen as a temporiser, but rather as someone who takes decisive action.

Part of speech: Adjective (Related form: temporising)

Definition: Characterized by the act of temporising; prone to delaying or stalling.

Example sentences:

1. His temporising behavior was frustrating for those who sought immediate answers.
2. The committee members grew tired of her temporising approach to problem-solving.
3. Temporising tactics often lead to missed opportunities and lost productivity.

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