cancelier in a sentence

v. i.

Definition

CANCELIER (verb): To cancel or annul an event, meeting, or project, typically due to unforeseen circumstances or a change in priorities.

The meeting was set for Tuesday, but we had to cancelier due to unforeseen circumstances.
After much deliberation, the board decided to cancelier the project to allocate resources elsewhere.
They were unable to cancelier the flight on such short notice, leaving them stranded.
In the event of a natural disaster, the company has a plan to cancelier all operations swiftly.
Unhappy with the service, she chose to cancelier her subscription immediately.
The concert organizers had to cancelier the event because of severe weather warnings.
He learned that it was better to cancelier plans rather than compromise on quality.
To avoid any misunderstandings, they decided to cancelier the previous agreement.
The unexpected costs forced them to cancelier their travel itinerary altogether.
She was relieved to cancelier her appointment after realizing she was unwell.