Cancelled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CANCELLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CANCEL, to cause not to happen
• decide or announce that (a planned event) will not take place
• annul or revoke (a formal arrangement which is in effect)
• abolish or make void (a financial obligation)
• mark, pierce, or tear (a ticket or stamp) to show that it has been used or invalidated
• (of a factor or circumstance) neutralize or negate the force or effect of (another)
• delete (an equal factor) from both sides of an equation or from the numerator and denominator of a fraction
NOUN:
• a mark made on a postage stamp to show that it has been used
• a new page or section inserted in a book to replace the original text, typically to correct an error
ADJECTIVE:
• (of events) no longer planned or scheduled
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to annul

Words related to CANCELLED

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Words that contain CANCELLED

uncancelled16 precancelled19

How to use CANCELLED in a sentence

• The Parisienne he cancelled from his list because, says Sand, when he called on her with another man, she offered the other man a chair before she asked Chopin to be seated.
• If I had taken his broad hints in Manila I would have cancelled my ticket and probably never seen him again.
• Sold for less than half its value, and poor Henriette had the mortification of hearing that the debts were not cancelled.
• I had not much doubt of the fact, having seen the cancelled certificate.
• This bill repealed the Missouri Compromise of 1820, and cancelled also the provisions of the series of compromises of 1850.
• I have discovered, though too late to mention in the proper place, that in the first edition the leaf containing pages 167, 168, was really cancelled.
• Before the end of the year, Alexander cancelled the grant of Sicily to Edmund.
• When articles began to appear, Rama cancelled several talks.
• He is thus differentiated from the King, whose nobility of birth is cancelled out by the dishonesty of his character.
• The bookkeeper had balanced it for him that day, put the cancelled checks in it, and snapped two elastic bands around it.
• The next day I discharged Florrie, cancelled my sailing reservations, picked up a strong German woman for a cook, bought a dog and rode out to my new home.
• First, it has been supposed that Christ died for all, and that, by the infinite efficacy of his redeeming merits, all sins shall be cancelled and every soul be saved.
• He followed the policeman into the hall, his air that of one who had accepted a certain obligation to community welfare and cancelled it.
• Well, ten days ago Morand proposed to give me three thousand francs and my notes cancelled for the entire rights in perpetuity.
• But such was his probity and general good conduct, that his employers cancelled the security, and returned the bond as a mark of their appreciation of his integrity and worth.
• I hope to come home for leave on the 1st of June, but leave may be cancelled before then.
• With his list cancelled down to two names, he resumed the eastward flight from the Nebraska town and was again beset by the devil of indecision.
• But this condemnation had been pronounced by the church, and the Pope alone could order it to be cancelled.
• At one stroke Abel Geddis had cancelled all my obligations to him.
• It showed how much the merchants of Berlin were indebted to him, and how little of this indebtedness they had cancelled.
• Resolute by the communion board he stood, And after solemn prayer solemnly cancelled And abolished the divine right of kings And declared the holy rights of man.
• Since my health broke down, I cancelled my contract and betook myself to search for my son.
• The bravest of the host, Surrendering the last, Nor even of defeat aware When cancelled by the frost.
• But it appears I have violated and cancelled that treaty, by holding possession of the city of Argos.
• The embassy was cancelled and the disappointed ambassador cheated of the distinction and pleasure he already tasted in anticipation.
• It is evident, that, if a claim to the service of a slave cannot constitutionally be so taken and cancelled, neither can the claim to the service of an apprentice.
• They had hoped to go nearer to the Front, but on arriving had learnt that their permission had been cancelled.
• All the commissions held by the Orleans princes were cancelled, and the whole family once more banished from France.
• The telegram dispatched, his obligation cancelled, Ah Cum proceeded homeward, chuckling occasionally.
• Talmage, their regret at his cancelled engagements was swallowed up, and there was one great wave of sympathy which touched us not a little.
• Thirty-six hours afterwards Nelson arrived in the Bay of Naples, and cancelled the treaty.

Similar words containing CANCELL without suffix ed

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