Reschedule

/ˌriːˈʃɛd.juːl/

Meaning & Definition

verb

To arrange for something to take place at a different time.

We need to reschedule the meeting to next week due to a conflict in our schedules.

To change the time of a previously scheduled event.

She had to reschedule her doctor's appointment because of an emergency.

To set a new time for an event that was planned earlier.

The concert was postponed, and they will reschedule it for the summer.

The word reschedule is formed from the prefix 're-' meaning again and 'schedule' referring to a plan for carrying out a process or procedure.

reschedule an appointment

To arrange a new time for a previously scheduled meeting or event.

reschedule a meeting

To change the time for a previously set meeting.

reschedule a flight

To arrange a new departure or arrival time for a flight.

schedule

A plan for carrying out a process or procedure, typically listing tasks and the time for their completion.

appointment

An arranged meeting or engagement at a specific time.

To move something to a later date.

We're gonna have to push it back.

To make changes to a schedule on the fly.

I had to shuffle things around.