prepone

Set a time to meet, but if you're especially eager, you can always "prepone" the visit.

There is prepone, the opposite of postpone, and apparently big in India.

And if you can postpone a meeting, why shouldn't you be able to prepone it?

Prepone - To bring an event or meeting forward

"Prepone didn't make it this time," Morse said.

The people of India, even more than Americans, tend to torment the English language, but they have come up with a fine word, prepone.

Prepone is an adaptation from postpone to mean its opposite, with perfect logic, if dubious grammatical legitimacy.

One to watch: prepone.

Goodbye "disposable," hello "prepone," and "single use, extremely durable in landfill," we need you.

prepone (The "opposite" of postpone, that is to change a meeting to be earlier).