cancelled

No longer happening

Cancelled is the past tense and past participle of cancel, meaning to call off, revoke, or annul something previously planned or agreed upon: The flight was cancelled due to weather.

British English strongly prefers this double-l spelling, while American English typically uses canceled, though both are acceptable in either dialect.

In contemporary slang, cancelled describes someone who has been publicly rejected or boycotted, usually for offensive behavior: He got cancelled after those tweets surfaced.

invalidated

annulled

Declared legally void

revoked · rescinded · repealed · quashed · overturned · abrogated · vacated · countermanded · retracted · withdrawn

aborted

aborted

Ended before completion

terminated · scrubbed · failed · interrupted · cut short · pulled the plug · stillborn · nixed · kiboshed · torpedoed

discontinued

discontinued

No longer available

axed · dropped · scrapped · abandoned · shelved · killed · pulled · cut · eliminated · removed

deleted

deleted

Permanently removed

struck · crossed out · scratched · obliterated · wiped · purged · blotted out · redacted · excised · stricken

postponed

postponed

Moved to a later date

rescheduled · put off · tabled · held · adjourned · on hold · pushed back · sidelined · paused · pending

Categories
Opposites
event/booking status

cancelledon

Touching from above

confirmed · scheduled · going ahead · proceeding · happening

validity/authorization

cancelledvalid

Legally or logically sound

active · authorized · endorsed · authenticated · in force

social/cultural standing

cancelledcelebrated

Widely known and praised

supported · endorsed · embraced · acclaimed · rehabilitated

Phrases
Family

cancellation, cancelling, uncancelled, cancellable, noncancellable

Familiarity
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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated G