cancelled
/ˈkænsəld/
adjective
- No longer planned to happen; called off.
- The concert was cancelled due to bad weather.
- She received a notification that her flight was cancelled.
- All outdoor events are cancelled until further notice.
- No longer considered valid or acceptable, especially in a social or cultural context (modern figurative sense).
- The movement to cancel the author led to a debate about free speech.
- After the scandal, the actor was effectively cancelled by the public.
- Some people feel that the comedian was unfairly cancelled for an old joke.
verb
- Past tense and past participle of cancel: to decide that something planned will not happen.
- She cancelled her subscription to the magazine.
- They cancelled the meeting because the manager was sick.
- The school cancelled classes due to a snowstorm.