canceler (Meaning)
canceler
to match in force or effect, to bring to nothingness, to withdraw one's support for (someone, such as a celebrity, or something, such as a company) publicly and especially on social media, to destroy the force, effectiveness, or validity of, to decide not to conduct or perform (something planned or expected) usually without expectation of conducting or performing it at a later time
Synonyms & Antonyms of canceler
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canceler Sentence Examples
- The canceler promptly voided the invalidated check.
- She was a seasoned canceler, adept at swiftly invalidating documents.
- The teacher quickly became the canceler of assignments that were not submitted on time.
- The insurance company regretted having to act as the canceler of his policy due to unpaid premiums.
- As the canceler, he had the authority to terminate subscriptions and contracts.
- The online service provided a convenient canceler button for easy account deactivation.
- The credit card company sent a letter to inform the canceler that her account had been successfully closed.
- The canceler's signature was required to officially nullify the agreement.
- The cancellation process was delayed due to a backlog of requests at the canceler's office.
- The canceler's decision was final and irreversible, ending the service agreement.
FAQs About the word canceler
to match in force or effect, to bring to nothingness, to withdraw one's support for (someone, such as a celebrity, or something, such as a company) publicly and
ballast, counter, offset,balance, corrective, counterweight, neutralizer, counteraction,counterbalance, counterforce
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The canceler promptly voided the invalidated check.
She was a seasoned canceler, adept at swiftly invalidating documents.
The teacher quickly became the canceler of assignments that were not submitted on time.
The insurance company regretted having to act as the canceler of his policy due to unpaid premiums.
