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planning

(uncountable) : action of the verb to plan.

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#1·Apr 27, 2026UK

(uncountable) : action of the verb to plan.

My neighbours were going to build an extension but they didn't get planning.
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  • “I think she is planning for her political future.”

    — Bluesky· May 2026
  • “What to do as a solo clubber? Planning to go to lynxx pobla what is the first thing to do there?”

    — r/AskReddit· May 2026
  • “For Gen Z approaching 25-30 who are not settling down or planning families, how’s y’all’s lives looking? What are you into? What are you passionate about at the moment?”

    — r/GenZ· May 2026
  • “What are some simple, low-stakes things you can do on a weekend or a sunny day? Something that doesn't require \*much\* planning even if you might have to travel a fair bit.”

    — r/AskUK· May 2026
  • “people who moved into HMOs with strangers, what was it like? Not planning to do it myself, just curious. Being thrust into a living situation with a bunch of strangers sounds like a nightmare”

    — r/AskUK· May 2026
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