reschedule

Move appointment later

To reschedule is to assign a new time or date to something previously planned: We had to reschedule the meeting for next week.

The word implies the original arrangement still matters—you're moving it, not canceling.

Banks and governments reschedule debt payments to extend deadlines or restructure terms.

postpone

defer

Delay or submit

shelve · table · put off · push back · hold off · rain check · extension · deferment · continuance · stay

calendar

planner

Agenda for scheduling

datebook · organizer · diary · timeline · outlook · notification · sync · update · block · availability

appointment

booking

Advance arrangement secured

slot · checkup · interview · visit · reservation · engagement · confirmation · cancellation · reminder · notification

rearrange

shuffle

Randomize by mixing

reorder · reshuffle · reassign · swap · shift · move · adjust · reconfigure · interchange · resequence

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temporal modification

rescheduleadvance

Move or progress forward

progress · delay · cancel · go ahead · maintain

event status

reschedulecancel

Revoke or terminate

call off · abort · scrap · abandon · terminate

planning spontaneity

rescheduleimprovise

Perform without preparation

wing it · play it by ear · schedule

Family

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