Procrastination
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verb
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(As a noun)
Procrastination ( noun )
The act or habit of putting off or delaying, especially something requiring immediate attention.
Origin:
From the latin pro-, meaning "forward", and crastinus, meaning "of tomorrow". it was first used in english in the 17th century.
Examples:
- Procrastination is the thief of time.
- I have a bad habit of procrastination, I always put off till tomorrow what I can do today.
- Procrastination is the enemy of productivity.
- He always procrastination with his homework and now he has to pull an all-nighter.
- Procrastination is a major problem for students, it often results in poor grades.
(As a verb)
Procrastination ( verb )
The act or habit of putting off or delaying, especially something requiring immediate attention.
Origin:
From the latin pro-, meaning "forward", and crastinus, meaning "of tomorrow". it was first used in english in the 17th century.
Examples:
- Procrastination is the thief of time.
- I have a bad habit of procrastination, I always put off till tomorrow what I can do today.
- Procrastination is the enemy of productivity.
- He always procrastination with his homework and now he has to pull an all-nighter.
- Procrastination is a major problem for students, it often results in poor grades.