When a client cancels, I want to ask him to propose another time that is "nearby" to the original date. Would it be correct to say, "nearby time"? (I think not.)
I sometimes say, "Let's reschedule to a proximate time."
Is there a better expression?
Best Answer
I would recommend the use of adjacent to suggest a time(frame) close to your original appointment:
(See the "full definition" section at http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/adjacent)
This should (hopefully) satisfy the comments that the word you're seeking should suggest either a time before or after the original appointment.