annulé

cancelled

adjective ah-noo-LEH Rare

Usage Note

Annulé is the past participle of annuler (to cancel) used adjectivally. The feminine form is annulée, plural annulés/annulées. It is very common in travel and event contexts — vol annulé (cancelled flight). The noun annulation (f) covers the act of cancellation itself.

Examples

"Notre vol est annulé en raison de la tempête."

Natural Translation

Our flight is cancelled due to the storm.

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