reschedule

IPA: riskˈɛdʒuɫ

(transitive) To schedule again or at a different time.
(transitive, US, law) To reclassify; to change the schedule (division into which something is classified) of.

Examples of "reschedule" in Sentences

The match was subsequently rescheduled.
The meeting was rescheduled to March 5.
The station chose not to reschedule the program.
Facebook rescheduled its Gifts event for November 15.
Shelby understands and the girls reschedule the fight.
For several years, Bryden tried to reschedule the debt on the arena.
Her director reluctantly rescheduled the filming to give her the day off.
If your flight is canceled, most airlines are waiving the fee to reschedule a flight.
As mentioned, Smashing Pumpkins were forced to reschedule a few of their dates due to Hurricane Sandy.