Canceler
Pronunciation: /ˈkænsəɫˈɝ/
Canceler (noun)
- A person or thing that stops an event from happening, or makes it not continue.
- A person or document that ends a decision or agreement by official action.
- A device that reduces or removes a signal by producing an opposite effect.
Examples
- The canceller announced the event cancellation early.
- The canceller sent a message about the event cancellation.