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cancelled

UK
/ˈkæn.səld/
US
/ˈkæn.səld/
cancelled out
cancelled out

Translations

cancelledadjective
UK
/ˈkæn.səld/
US
/ˈkæn.səld/
The cancelled event left many attendees disappointed.
L'événement annulé a laissé de nombreux participants déçus.
Additional translations
décommandéSurtout pour un rendez-vous, une visite ou une réservation.
Synonyms
abandoned
void
nullified
repealed
rescinded
Antonyms
active
ongoing
cancelverb

cancelled

Past Simple

canceled
Past Simple
canceled
Past Participle
canceling
Gerund
UK
/ˈkæn.səl/
US
/ˈkæn.səl/
We had to cancel our trip because of the pandemic.
Nous avons dû annuler notre voyage à cause de la pandémie.
Additional translations
oblitérerEn philatélie, pour une marque apposée sur un timbre afin de le rendre inutilisable.
boycotterSens familier, surtout sur les réseaux sociaux, lorsqu’on retire publiquement son soutien à quelqu’un.
Synonyms
revoke
annul
void
terminate
rescind
call off
abandon
withdraw
Antonyms
confirm
approve
validate
cancelpast participle

cancelled

Used attributively to describe something that has been canceled.
Passengers with canceled flights were offered hotel vouchers.
Les passagers dont les vols ont été annulés ont reçu des bons d’hôtel.
Synonyms
called off
voided
annulled
revoked
rescinded
nullified
invalidated
terminated
withdrawn
abrogated
scrapped
axed
abandoned
deactivated
Antonyms
confirmed
valid
effective
active
scheduled
honored
upheld
authorized

Definitions

cancelledadjective
No longer planned or scheduled; called off.
The cancelled event left many attendees disappointed.
cancelverb
To decide or announce that a planned event will not take place.
The concert was canceled due to bad weather.
To stop doing or planning something; to call off.
We had to cancel our trip because of the pandemic.
To mark something, such as a stamp, so that it cannot be used again.
The post office canceled the stamp to prevent reuse.
To neutralize or negate the effect of something.
The noise-canceling headphones cancel out background sounds.
To withdraw support for (a person, organization, etc.), especially on social media, because of perceived wrongdoing or offensive behavior.
After the offensive tweet surfaced, many followers canceled the actor online.
(Mathematics) To remove the same factor from both the numerator and the denominator of a fraction, or from both sides of an equation.
You can cancel the common factors of 3 in the fraction 6/9 to get 2/3.
To end or terminate a service, subscription, membership, contract, reservation, or similar arrangement.
She canceled her gym membership after moving to another city.
cancelpast participle
No longer planned, scheduled, or valid; annulled or called off.
Passengers with canceled flights were offered hotel vouchers.
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