1. cancel

verb. (ˈkænsəl) Postpone indefinitely or annul something that was scheduled.
Synonyms
schedule scratch call off scrub
Antonyms
defy surrender exclude start let
Etymology
cancel (English)
cancelli (Latin)
cancer (Latin)
καρκίνος (Ancient Greek (to 1453))
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2. cancel

noun. (ˈkænsəl) A notation cancelling a previous sharp or flat.
Synonyms
musical notation natural
Antonyms
appreciate deny existence
Etymology
cancel (English)
cancelli (Latin)
cancer (Latin)
καρκίνος (Ancient Greek (to 1453))

3. cancel

verb. (ˈkænsəl) Remove or make invisible.
Synonyms
delete erase score out expunge take away remove take withdraw excise wipe off scratch strike efface rub out
Antonyms
forget give derestrict enable disagree
Etymology
cancel (English)
cancelli (Latin)
cancer (Latin)
καρκίνος (Ancient Greek (to 1453))

4. cancel

verb. (ˈkænsəl) Make invalid for use.
Synonyms
score mark invalidate
Antonyms
valid full fill desecrate
Etymology
cancel (English)
cancelli (Latin)
cancer (Latin)
καρκίνος (Ancient Greek (to 1453))

5. cancel

verb. (ˈkænsəl) Declare null and void; make ineffective.
Synonyms
write off void declare recall hold adjudge avoid remit reverse revoke annul quash invalidate overturn lift rescind repeal countermand vacate nullify strike down
Antonyms
issue validate lose discontinue let go of
Etymology
cancel (English)
cancelli (Latin)
cancer (Latin)
καρκίνος (Ancient Greek (to 1453))

6. cancel

verb. (ˈkænsəl) Make up for.
Synonyms
offset equilibrate equilibrize counterbalance countervail equilibrise counteract neutralize set off balance
Antonyms
unbalance uncover confront consume stiffen
Etymology
cancel (English)
cancelli (Latin)
cancer (Latin)
καρκίνος (Ancient Greek (to 1453))
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