taken-backplan

noun
UK /ˌteɪkən ˈbæk plæn/
US /ˌteɪkən ˈbæk plæn/

A taken-backplan is a plan you change your mind about and take back.

We had a taken-backplan to go to the park, but it rained so we stayed home.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A promise about a plan that someone takes back later.

He made a taken-backplan to help us move, then said he was busy.

3. A plan that is pulled back before it starts.

The taken-backplan for the school trip was dropped after the bus broke down.

4. A second thought that undoes an earlier idea.

Her taken-backplan surprised everyone at the meeting.