cancellers

Those who revoke

Cancellers is the plural of canceller, one who cancels.

The word appears most often in contexts involving postage stamps—a canceller is the device or person that marks stamps to prevent reuse.

In broader use, a canceller is anyone or anything that nullifies, revokes, or calls off: The storm was the great canceller of outdoor plans.

elimination

removal

Act of taking away

deletionRemoval of content
revocationOfficial cancellation of privilege
annulmentDeclared void from start

voiding · termination · abolition · invalidation · nullification · rescission · disqualification · expulsion · purge · suppression

reversal

backpedaling

Reversing one's position

recantationFormal withdrawal of statement
retractionFormal withdrawal of statement
about-faceFull directional reversal

u-turn · climb-down · reversal · reconsideration · flip-flop · turnaround · volte-face · concession · apology · regret

opposition

rejection

Denial of acceptance

refusalAct of declining
vetoOfficial refusal to approve
denialRefusal to accept reality

dissent · disagreement · protest · objection · blocking · resistance · naysaying · counteraction · obstruction · repudiation

Opposites

action outcome

cancellersconfirmers

Those who substantiate

validators · approvers · ratifiers · authorizers · endorsers

continuation vs termination

cancellersmaintainers

Those who preserve function

sustainers · preservers · continuers · renewers · extenders

creation/initiation

cancellersinitiators

Those who launch actions

creators · establishers · founders · starters · originators

Phrases

cancelled outNeutralized by opposition

Family

cancelled, uncancelled, canceller

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