uncanceled
- adjective
- /ʌnˈkænəld/
- US
- The show's popularity ensured that it remained uncanceled despite low ratings initially.
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Watch on YouTubeAnd don't get me wrong, like all of a sudden you feel a little bit uncancelled.
- And don't get me wrong, like all of a sudden you feel a little bit uncancelled.
Examples
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The organization confirmed that the event was officially uncanceled and would proceed as planned.
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Logan Paul in two weeks, uncancelled himself because he did a cool wrestling jump.
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I'd trade all of those surviving NBC shows for Awake to be uncanceled.
Blog text (21) -
After a successful campaign by fans, the beloved series was finally uncanceled for another season.
Synonyms
Still in effect and not removed, for example a travel ban
A punishment that begins immediately and is not delayed
How Canceled
Surface Forms
Morphology
uncanceled = canceled (transparent) = un + cancel + ed
Direct negative formation: 'un-' + 'canceled' straightforwardly means 'not canceled'.
Etymology
Uncanceled is built from un- meaning 'not' and cancel meaning 'to cross out' or 'stop'. So an uncanceled ticket or subscription is 'not crossed out' and is still valid or in effect.