cancel
//ˈkænsəl//
Verb
cancelInfinitive
cancelPresent tense
canceledPast tense
canceledPast participle
cancelingPresent participle
cancelsThird-person singular
1
to decide that something that has been planned or arranged will not happen; to call off
We had to cancel the meeting because of bad weather.
2
to stop something from being valid or effective; to annul
The contract was cancelled due to a breach of terms.
3
to mark or cross out something written
She canceled the wrong answer and wrote the correct one.
4
to neutralize or counterbalance the effect of something
The two effects cancel each other out.
5
to withdraw or stop one's support for someone, especially publicly on social media
Many fans decided to cancel the celebrity after his offensive comments.
Noun
1
an act or instance of canceling something
The cancel was processed immediately.