n. a plan of when certain actions or events will be carried out; v. to set the date or time of; table of events and times they happen
I have a very busy schedule today.
I have a very busy schedule today.
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My class has a bewildering schedule of events.
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What will Bat's new after school schedule be since Janie can't watch him due to her play?
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Between what months does NASCAR typically schedule its races?
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We needed to work in an expeditious manner with our tight schedule.
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What did Beth schedule for her club?
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The plane will arrive on schedule barring strong headwinds.
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The inbound plane was off schedule.
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What kind of train did the kids know the schedule of?
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The schedule allowed little time to wharf the cargo.
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You must prewrite your schedule.
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What time does Cynthia schedule her comedy performance and where?
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The practices were not easy to fit into my work schedule and were not always initially rewarding.
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Where did Teacher Bob put the three-day schedule for the substitute?
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We need to work expeditiously to meet our tight schedule.
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agenda; calendar; program; timetable
no set plans or activities
2 syllables
sched-ule
schedule
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