Schedule

Meaning

Noun

●

A

of

; a

note.

●

In Law:

A

or

of information, often

an

or

to a

or other

, or to a

contract.

●

In American English, Law & Directives:

A

or

of information, often

an

or

to a

or other

, or to a

contract.

One of the

into which

controlled substances

are

, or the

by such classification.

●

A

of

,

arranged.

●

In Directives:

A

, usually but not

in

,

a

of

and the

at which those

are to occur.

●

In Computer science:

An

or

of a set of

on one or several resources.

●

In Law:

Alternative letter-case form of

,

used in

and

documents.

Verb

●

To create a time-schedule.

●

In Directives & Time:

To

an

at a specific

or

the future.

●

To

a

to the

of people who are

in something.

●

In Australian English, Medicine & Directives:

To

(a person) to

as an

under a

of the

law.

●

In American English & Directives:

To

as a

substance.

Sourced from

Origin

schedule

English

cedule

Old French (842-ca. 1400)

schedula

Latin

-ula

Latin

scheda

Latin

σχέδη

Ancient Greek (to 1453)

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