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> pre-pone That is an Indian English word, most non Indian English speakers are not familiar with it. reschedule or bring forward would be more appropriate for
by sumedh 2mo ago
> pre-pone
That is an Indian English word, most non Indian English speakers are not familiar with it. reschedule or bring forward would be more appropriate for a global audience.
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- sho_hn 2mo agoI'm not Indian, and I see it used quite a bit by non-Indians :-) I also don't think it's difficult to understand given the prevalence of "post-pone".