PROCRASTINATE(verb): to delay doing something that should be done, To put off doing something,

especially out of habitual carelessness or laziness. To postpone or delay needlessly.

Examples:

- Marc warned his students not to procrastinate on the assignment because it could not be done in one day.

- Lisa procrastinated all afternoon until it was too late to start painting the walls that day.

- Lisa didn’t finish the project because of procrastination; she simply waited too long to get started.

Synonyms: delay, postpone, stall, dawdle, put off, prolong

Antonyms: hurry, rush, speed

UNWITTING(adjective): 1. not aware; 2. not intentional, Not knowing;

unaware: an unwitting subject in an experiment. Not intended;

unintentional: an unwitting admission of guilt.

Examples:

- There’s no need to apologize; I realize it was an unwitting mistake and I don’t blame you at all.

- Lisa unwittingly helped her boss shred some files, which she had no idea contained sensitive

information pertinent to the case against their firm.

- The two women claimed they were the unwitting victims of a drugs dealer who planted a large

quantity of heroin in their luggage.

Synonyms: unaware, inadvertent, unknowing, unintentional, unplanned

Antonyms: knowing, aware