rescheduled
Given new time
Rescheduled means assigned to a new time.
An appointment, flight, or meeting that gets rescheduled moves from its original slot to another: The concert was rescheduled for next Saturday.
The word implies the event still happens—just not when first planned.
They rescheduled the surgery after her blood pressure spiked.
Changed place or position
- movedChanged location or felt
- changedMade or became different
- revisedChanged after reconsideration
- updatedMade current or modern
rearranged · reallocated · modified · altered · amended · rebooked · reorganized · reconfigured
Set aside until later
- delayedMade to wait longer
- adjournedSuspended proceedings temporarily
- suspendedHalted or hanging temporarily
- tabledDeferred for later
shelved · stayed · pending · bumped · continued · remanded · extended
Reserving again after cancellation
- confirmationEstablishing something as true
- notificationFormal notice given
shifted
Changed place or position
updated · rearranged · reallocated · modified · altered · amended · rebooked · reorganized · reconfigured · replanned
deferred
Set aside until later
- delayedMade to wait longer
- adjournedSuspended proceedings temporarily
- suspendedHalted or hanging temporarily
tabled · shelved · stayed · pending · bumped · continued · remanded · extended
rebooking
Reserving again after cancellation
- confirmationEstablishing something as true
- notificationFormal notice given
- show businessactors, actresses, directors, producers, entertainers
- delayeddelayed, postponed, deferred, suspended, on hold
- flight statusbooked, canceled, delayed, boarding, cancelled
- scheduling termsASAP, appointment, meeting, booking, reservation
- shipping statusdelivered, in transit, out for delivery, shipped, pending
- attendanceattendance, present, absent, here, attendance sheet
rescheduledon schedule
At the expected time
unchanged · confirmed · on time · kept · maintained
reschedule, rescheduling, reschedules, preschedule, prescheduled, prescheduling, reschedulings