time extension
/taɪm ɪkˈstɛnʃən/An additional period of time granted to complete a task, project, or deadline beyond the originally scheduled time.
The project manager requested a time extension due to unforeseen delays.
The professor granted a one-week time extension for the research paper submission.
Common in professional and academic settings where deadlines are flexible.
In computing, the process of extending the duration for which a resource (e.g., a license, subscription, or access) remains valid.
The software vendor offered a free time extension for all active licenses.
Users can request a time extension for their cloud storage subscription.
Often used in SaaS (Software as a Service) and IT service agreements.
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💡Pro Tip
Professional Requests
When requesting a time extension, provide a clear reason and propose a new deadline.
⚡Gold Rule
Documentation
Always confirm time extensions in writing to avoid misunderstandings.
📖Word Origin
Combination of 'time' (duration) and 'extension' (prolongation), reflecting the concept of adding to an existing timeframe.
📝Usage Notes
In formal contexts, time extensions are often documented in writing. In informal settings, they may be verbally agreed upon.