calendared

1. 1
   adjective

   Entered on a calendar, and so scheduled for a particular time.

   Her calendared appointments leave little room for anything unplanned.

   Every calendared event in the shared system sends a reminder the day before.

   Similarscheduled, planned

   Oppositeunscheduled, unplanned

2. 2
   verb

   Simple past and past participle of calendar.

   The clerk calendared the motion for a hearing the following Tuesday.

   Once the anniversary dinner was calendared, neither of them could claim to have forgotten it.

   Note

   The courtroom meaning and the scheduling meaning both take an object, so the participle turns up mostly in the passive: the motion was calendared for Tuesday. The ending is a plain -ed, with no doubled r. Willa Cather's calendared time in Death Comes for the Archbishop (1927) shows the participle settling into the adjective for measured time.

3. 3
   adjective

   Of a period of time, falling within what the calendar covers.

   The monks lived by the bells of the abbey rather than by calendared time.

   Grief seemed to stand outside calendared time, so that a whole year passed like a week.

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