Definition for Cancellation:

• But the mere act of cancelling a will is nothing, unless it be done animo revocandi, and evidence is admissible to show, quo animo, the testator cancelled it., 7 Johns. 394 2 Dall. 266; S. C. 2 Yeates, 170; 4 Serg. & Rawle, 297; cited 2 Dall. 267, n.; 3 Hen. & Munf. 502; Rob. on Wills, 365; Lovel, 178; Toll. on Ex'rs, Index, h. t.; 3 Stark. Ev. 1714; 1 Adams' Rep. 529 Mass. 307; 5 Conn. 262; 4 Wend. 474; 4 Wend. 585; 1 Harr. & M'H. 162; 4 Conn. 550; 8 Verm. 373; 1 N. H. Rep. 1; 4 N. H. Rep. 191; 2 Eccl. Rep. 23.

Synonyms for Cancellation:

• n.

  •
  • alienate.
  •annulment (noun)
  • annulment,
  • denial,
  • dissolution,
  • repudiation,
  • abnegation,
  • withdrawal,
  • refutation,
  • obliteration,
  • undoing,
  • retraction,
  • Disaffirmation,
  • eradication,
  • revocation,
  • Disclamation,
  • elimination,
  • disavowal,
  • divorce,
  • neutralization,
  • destruction.
  •calling off; erasure (noun)
  • invalidating,
  • abandonment,
  • Abandoning,
  • Abolishing,
  • Revoking,
  • Retracting,
  • Quashing,
  • dissolving,
  • Reversing,
  • recalling,
  • Canceling,
  • retirement,
  • Overruling,
  • withdrawing.
  •cancellation (noun)
  • scrubbing.
  •expunction (noun)
  • blotting out.
  •negation (noun)
  • contradiction,
  • nonacceptance,
  • inversion,
  • Overturning,
  • counterbalancing.
  •obliteration (noun)
  • expurgation,
  • censorship,
  • erasure,
  • annihilation.
  •renunciation (noun)
  • renouncement.
  •riddance (noun)
  • capitulation,
  • surrender,
  • dismissal,
  • relegation,
  • release,
  • rejection,
  • disposal,
  • riddance,
  • desertion,
  • abdication.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • bail,
  • abrogation,
  • expunction,
  • liability,
  • Defeasance,
  • sold-out,
  • said,
  • assignment,
  • surety,
  • notarized,
  • nullity,
  • cancel,
  • reversion,
  • delinquency.
  •
  • counteraction.
  •
  • avoidance,
  • satisfaction,
  • principal,
  • stub,
  • cost.
  •
  • single.
  •
  • return.
  •abrogation
  • repeal.
  •Other relevant words:
  • extinction,
  • reticule,
  • Vacatur,
  • cancelation,
  • gash,
  • screening,
  • discharge,
  • reticulation,
  • reticle,
  • screen,
  • reticulum,
  • discontinuance,
  • tracery,
  • Rasure,
  • abbreviation,
  • Cassation,
  • end,
  • Rescinding,
  • preclusion,
  • riddle,
  • filigree,
  • circumduction,
  • wiping out,
  • trellis,
  • raddle,
  • grid,
  • striking,
  • waiver,
  • Waiving,
  • grillwork,
  • postage stamp,
  • wicker,
  • postmark,
  • adjournment,
  • censoring,
  • netting,
  • termination,
  • webbing,
  • sieve,
  • lace,
  • Intertexture,
  • Cancelling,
  • postage,
  • vacation,
  • meshwork,
  • frustration,
  • recantation,
  • cessation,
  • track,
  • grace period,
  • lattice,
  • stoppage,
  • wattle,
  • grille,
  • countermand,
  • abatement,
  • counterorder,
  • blot,
  • lacework,
  • meshes,
  • nulling,
  • suspension,
  • stamp,
  • texture,
  • web,
  • hachure,
  • write off,
  • basketwork,
  • grating,
  • lacery,
  • arabesque,
  • tabula rasa,
  • abridgment,
  • washing out,
  • Sponging,
  • offsetting,
  • webwork,
  • slighting,
  • prohibition,
  • lacing,
  • kibosh,
  • suppression,
  • Plexure,
  • weave,
  • weft,
  • breach,
  • blue-penciling,
  • Interlacement,
  • wickerwork,
  • mesh,
  • bowdlerization,
  • attainder,
  • plexus,
  • moratorium,
  • network,
  • fret,
  • hatching,
  • Revokement,
  • fretwork,
  • trelliswork,
  • revoke,
  • vitiation,
  • setting aside,
  • net,
  • weaving,
  • editing,
  • effacement,
  • cross-hatching,
  • Blotting,
  • frank,
  • thwarting,
  • voiding,
  • tissue,
  • renege,
  • latticework,
  • basketry,
  • gridiron,
  • grate,
  • Annulling.

Paraphrases for Cancellation:

• Equivalence

  • Proper noun, singular
    annulment.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    annulment.

• Forward Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    cancel, cancels.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    cancel.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    cancels.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    revocation, rescission.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    abrogation, revocation, rescission.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    applications, Cancelling, abolition, termination, Canceling, cancelled, avoidance, Canceled, invalidity, removal, removals, withdrawal, withdrawals, disqualification, nullity, cessation, voiding.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    repeal, Cancelling, abolition, abandonment, termination, Canceling, cancelled, liquidation, canceler, avoidance, annul, forfeiture, graduation, rejection, canceller, denunciation, renunciation, reconsideration, scrapping, invalidity, dismantling, lapsing, closure, Repealing, exclusion, phasing-out, removal, inhibition, separation, withdrawal, demise, deregulation, exemption, discharge, disqualification, nullity, cessation, pardon, voiding, repudiation, decommitment, omission.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    annuls.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    invalidation, deregistration, elimination, deletion, deletions, radiation, write-off, write-offs.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    nullification, delisting, suspension, obliteration, de-registration, dissolution, de-listing, Quashing, invalidation, writing-off, deregistration, phase-out, elimination, erasure, deletion, radiation, write-off, resignation, curtailment, disbandment.

Antonyms for Cancellation:

• n.

  • calling off; erasure
    approval, enactment, establishment, arrangement, permission, allowance, validation, confirmation.
  • Other antonyms:
    legitimization, prescription, formalization, commandment, engagement, legitimation, initiation, clearance, institution, undertaking, legislation, ratification, passing, endorsement, sanctioning, founding, legalization, continuation, ordering, mandating, beginning, authorization, commencement.

Hypernym for Cancellation:

• n.

  • act
    annulment, recission, repeal, attainder, rescission, abrogation, write-off, civil death.

Hyponym for Cancellation:

• n.

  • act
    override, nullification.
  • communication
    negation.