cancelled cancelled /ˈkænsəld/

adjective

1. [Canadian, British] (of events) no longer planned or scheduled  ( cancelled [Canadian, British] , off , canceled [American] )
   (of events) no longer planned or scheduled
    The wedding is definitely off
   the wedding is definitely off
   

 cancel cancel /ˈkænsəl/

noun

1. A notation cancelling a previous sharp or flat  ( cancel , natural )
   a notation cancelling a previous sharp or flat
    The natural symbol was used to indicate a note that was neither flat nor sharp
   The natural symbol was used to indicate a note that was neither flat nor sharp
   

verb

1. () Postpone indefinitely or annul something that was scheduled  ( scratch , scrub , call off , cancel )
   postpone indefinitely or annul something that was scheduled
    Call off the engagement
   Call off the engagement
    Cancel the dinner party
   cancel the dinner party
    We had to scrub our vacation plans
   we had to scrub our vacation plans
    Scratch that meeting--the chair is ill
   scratch that meeting--the chair is ill
   
2. Make invalid for use  ( cancel , invalidate )
   make invalid for use
    Cancel cheques or tickets
   cancel cheques or tickets
   
3. Remove or make invisible  ( cancel , delete )
   remove or make invisible
    Please delete my name from your list
   Please delete my name from your list
   
4. Declare null and void; make ineffective  ( cancel , strike down )
   declare null and void; make ineffective
    Cancel the election results
   Cancel the election results
    Strike down a law
   strike down a law
   
5. Make up for  ( cancel , set off , offset )
   make up for
    His skills offset his opponent's superior strength
   His skills offset his opponent's superior strength