rescheduled
adj.adj. changed to a different time or date. You use this when a meeting or event cannot happen at the original time.
adj. pertaining to an event or appointment that has been assigned a new time or date. Often used predicatively after a linking verb or attributively to describe a modified plan.
The rescheduled meeting starts at three o'clock.
Because the flight was cancelled due to the storm, the airline offered us a rescheduled departure for the following morning.
The rescheduled performance, while initially disappointing to those with prior commitments, ultimately saw a higher attendance rate than the original date would have allowed.
Commonly follows linking verbs like 'is' or 'was'; when used as a participial adjective, it precedes the noun it modifies.