Reschedule Definition

rē-skĕjo͝ol
rescheduled, reschedules, rescheduling
verb
To schedule again or anew.
Webster's New World
To adjust the terms of (a loan), as by extending the period over which the borrower may make payments.
Webster's New World

To schedule again, move a schedule to a different time.

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Reschedule Sentence Examples

  • Reschedule your workouts and give yourself time to unwind.

  • Promoters say there is not plan to reschedule the gig and ticket holders should seek a refund.

  • What if I need to cancel or reschedule an appointment?

  • Ask about how the photographer handles fussy babies and whether it's possible to reschedule if your baby has a rough day.

  • If you simply do not think you can get a good photo of your baby on that day, you may need to reschedule the appointment or find a different photographer with whom your little one has better rapport.

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ELEULE

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