calling off Synonyms
calling off Meaning
calling off
cancel, to draw away, cancel sense 2a
calling off Sentence Examples
- The concert was abruptly called off due to torrential rain.
- The police called off the search after exhausting all available resources.
- Under threat of a strike, the company hastily called off the latest round of negotiations.
- The wedding was called off at the last minute due to unforeseen circumstances.
- The government called off the military exercise amid international pressure.
- The athlete decided to call off his retirement and compete in one final season.
- The protest group called off the demonstration after negotiations with authorities.
- The team was called off from the field during a thunderstorm.
- After a heated argument, the friends decided to call off their plans.
- The mission was called off because of equipment failure.
FAQs About the word calling off
cancel, to draw away, cancel sense 2a
repeal,cancelation, cancellation, abandonment, recall, dropping,abolition, calling, abortion, revocation
continuation, beginning,initiation, undertaking,engagement, commencement
The concert was abruptly called off due to torrential rain.
The police called off the search after exhausting all available resources.
Under threat of a strike, the company hastily called off the latest round of negotiations.
The wedding was called off at the last minute due to unforeseen circumstances.
