reagendar means reschedule — a common term in Spanish for Business. Learn how it's used in a real-world example.
📅 Published: November 8, 2025
reagendar
verb • /[reh-ah-hen-DAR]/
reschedule
Example:
Necesitamos reagendar la presentación de ventas.
We need to reschedule the sales presentation.
🧠 What does reagendar mean?
The verb 'reagendar' means to reschedule an event, appointment, or task. It is formed by adding the prefix 're-' (meaning 'again') to the verb 'agendar' (to schedule or put on an agenda). This implies changing a previously set date or time for something that was already planned. It is frequently used in professional and organizational contexts.
📚 Extra examples
- Debido a un conflicto inesperado, necesitamos reagendar la reunión de esta tarde.
Due to an unexpected conflict, we need to reschedule this afternoon's meeting. - El cliente solicitó reagendar la cita porque no podía asistir en la fecha original.
The client requested to reschedule the appointment because they could not attend on the original date. - Por favor, informe si necesita reagendar su consulta médica.
Please inform us if you need to reschedule your medical consultation. - La empresa decidió reagendar el lanzamiento del producto para mejorar su estrategia de marketing.
The company decided to reschedule the product launch to improve its marketing strategy. - Si no puede asistir, no dude en contactarnos para reagendar.
If you cannot attend, please do not hesitate to contact us to reschedule.
💡 Did You Know?
The prefix 're-' in Spanish, as in 'reagendar', often indicates repetition or an action done again. This prefix is common in many English words as well, such as 'repeat' or 'revisit'.
🔁 Synonyms & opposites of "reagendar"
Synonyms: posponer, aplazar, cambiar la fecha de, fijar una nueva fecha para
Opposites: agendar, programar, fijar, concretar
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