1. able to be postponed or delayed to a later time

Examples

• The project is deferrable until next quarter if resources are needed elsewhere.
• Some maintenance tasks are deferrable, while safety inspections cannot be delayed.
• The payment is deferrable by up to 90 days under the new policy.
• Not all expenses are deferrable; some must be paid immediately.
• The deadline is deferrable only with written approval from management.