defer
di fur
- v hold back to a later time
- v yield to another's wish or opinion
- Despite this philosophy, Koolhaas, 63, is not one of those architects much concerned with producing buildings that defer visually to their surroundings.
- All soldiers are created equal; race and class defer to rank and merit.
- These patients were compared with those who decided to defer therapy until their counts dipped below 350 cells per cubic mm, the level at which current guidelines recommend .