Cancel Meaning In hindi

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English Word Cancel
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Hindi Meaning काटना
काटना - verb
रद्द करना - verb
रद्द होना - verb
रद्द करना - verb
बराबर कर देना - verb
रद्द कर देना - verb
रद्द करना - verb
रद्द कर देना - verb
काटना - verb
रद्द कर देना - verb
मिटा देना - verb
खारिज कर देना - verb
Word FormVerb (used with object), canceled, canceling or (especially British) cancelled, cancelling.
How To Spell Cancel[kan-suh l]

Definition of Cancel

Late Middle English (in the sense ‘obliterate or delete writing by drawing or stamping lines across it’): from Old French canceller, from Latin cancellare, from cancelli ‘crossbars’.

Synonyms of Cancel
Abolish, Abort, Abrogate, Annul, Ax, Bifidly, Break, Countermand, Cut, Deface, Delete, Destroy, Efface, Eliminate, Eradicate, Expunge, Kill, Obliterate, Off, Omit, Quash, Remove, Repeal, Repudiate, Rescind, Revoke, Scrub, Sink, Smash, Squash, Torpedo, Total, Trash, Trim, Undo, Zap, Do In, Wipe Out, Break Off, Do Away With, Rub Out, Black Out, Strike Out,
Antonyms of Cancel
Add, Aid, Allow, Approve, Arrange, Assist, Bear, Begin, Build, Construct, Continue, Create, Enact, Establish, Fasten, Fix, Help, Imbalance, Institute, Keep, Lose, Mend, Permit, Ratify, Restore, Sanction, Start, Strengthen, Support, Tip, Uphold, Validate, Give Birth,

Meaning In Other Languages

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You searched English word "Cancel" meaning in Hindi that is "काटना". Cancel translation from English into Roman Urdu is kāṭnā. Cancel is a Verb (used With Object), Canceled, Canceling Or (especially British) Cancelled, Cancelling.. We Spell Cancel as [kan-suh L]. Cancel meaning in Hindi has been searched 2457 ( two thousand four hundred fifty seven ) times till today 29/04/2024. Get translation of the word Cancel in Urdu and Roman Urdu. Learn how to speak Cancel Word in Hindi and English. You may also find the meaning of Word Cancel in English to Hindi, Urdu, Arabic, Spanish, French, German and other languages.

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