Delayed, postponed. Obsolete.

That is or has been adjourned (in various senses).

That is or has been delayed (in various senses of delay, v.1).

†Last, hindmost (obsolete); belated, lingering behind, lagging, tardy (now rare). (In early instances only absol. or predicative, and hence hardly…

Subject to prorogation; extended in duration; (now esp.) deferred, adjourned.

That lags; behindhand, lingering, loitering, tardy.

Held back or in check; impeded; delayed. Cf. retarded, adj. 1.

delayed, tardy.

Held back or in check; hindered, impeded; delayed, deferred.

Postponed, put off for a time, delayed.

Deferred, delayed. rare.

Late, delayed. Now regional.

That is or has been postponed or put off.

Delayed, tardy. Obsolete.

Deferred, or of which the fulfilment or execution is deferred.

That has been put off; postponed; intended to put someone off. Also with prefixed adverb, expressing frequency of postponement, as long-put-off,much-p…

Put into abeyance, delayed.

Kept in, restrained, detained. Also with adverbs.