Definition of «cancellation»

The term cancellation refers to the act or process of ending, stopping, or calling off something that was previously planned or arranged. It could be a decision taken by an individual or organization to stop or abandon a project, event, agreement, or commitment due to various reasons such as lack of interest, unavailability of resources, changes in circumstances, or realization of a better alternative. Cancellation can also refer to the action of removing something from a list or schedule, or revoking an authorization or permission that was previously granted.

Usage examples

Flight cancellation: Due to bad weather conditions, the airline had to announce the cancellation of all flights for the day.
Event cancellation: The music festival scheduled for this weekend had to be canceled due to the lack of sufficient ticket sales.
Appointment cancellation: I had to call my doctor's office to inform them about my sudden illness and request a cancellation of my scheduled appointment.
Hotel room cancellation: I had made a reservation at a hotel, but due to an unexpected change of plans, I had to call and request a cancellation of my booking.
Subscription cancellation: I decided to cancel my gym membership as I found a more affordable and convenient option near my house.

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Free look period: If the policy holder doesn't want to continue with the policy, he can cancel it by giving the reason of cancellation of policy. (policybazaar.com)
But if you miss more than half of the total length of your trip because your travel is delayed, this situation may be considered a trip cancellation for insurance purposes. (allianztravelinsurance.com)
Some providers may charge a small administration fee for cancellation of policy, but it should not cost more than a few dollars. (travelinsurancereview.net)
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Definition of «cancellation»

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