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cancellation
/ ˌkænsɪˈleɪʃən /
noun
- the fact or an instance of cancelling
- something that has been cancelled, such as a theatre ticket, esp when it is available for another person to take
we have a cancellation in the stalls
- the marks or perforation made by cancelling
Other Words From
- recan·cel·lation noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of cancellation1
Example Sentences
Moreover, the cancellations have “upended months, if not years of work required to implement programs that rely on these grants,” Joun concluded.
The prime minister of Vanuatu has ordered the cancellation of a passport issued by the island nation to fugitive Indian businessman Lalit Modi, who is wanted by Delhi in a corruption case.
Lufthansa, whose main hub is in Frankfurt, confirmed "delays and extensive cancellations" across all its airlines, while Munich Airport warned of a "greatly reduced flight schedule."
Columbia interim president Katrina Armstrong said in a campus-wide email on Friday that "the cancellation of these funds will immediately impact research and other critical functions of the University".
That’s six cancellations, for those keeping count, although Reid’s ouster continues the “progressive” cable news outlet's trend of firing Black women who use their platforms to dig into race and class in politics.
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