recancel
Revoke the revocation
To recancel is to cancel something that was previously canceled, effectively reinstating the original cancellation after an intervening reversal.
The word appears in contexts where a subscription, order, or reservation was canceled, then restored, then canceled again: After reactivating my membership by accident, I had to recancel it.
Formally cancel or withdraw
- annulDeclare legally void
- nullifyMake of no effect
- invalidateMake null or void
- voidWithout legal effect
countermand · retract · reverse · undo · repeal · quash · overturn · abrogate
Modify or correct
modify · update · revise · redo · rework · reconsider · reassess · reprocess
Return to previous position
- reactivateRestore to working state
- uncancelReverse a cancellation
- bring backReturn to original place
- renewMake valid again
resume · reestablish · return · revert · reopen · restart · recover
rescind
Formally cancel or withdraw
- annulDeclare legally void
- nullifyMake of no effect
- invalidateMake null or void
void · countermand · retract · reverse · undo · repeal · quash · overturn · abrogate · vacate
amend
Modify or correct
adjust · modify · update · revise · redo · rework · reconsider · reassess · reprocess · resubmit
reinstate
Return to previous position
- reactivateRestore to working state
- uncancelReverse a cancellation
- bring backReturn to original place
renew · resume · reestablish · return · revert · reopen · restart · recover
cancel, cancels, cancelled, canceled, cancelling, canceling, cancellation, cancellations, uncancelled