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The word cancels has its origin in the Latin word cancellare, which means to cross out, to make void, or to cancel. This Latin term was derived from cancelli, meaning latticework or a grated barrier. In ancient Rome, latticework barriers were commonly used as partitions or divides in various places. When someone wanted to nullify or invalidate something, they would often draw lines through it on a sheet of paper or a document, symbolic of crossing out or fencing off the relevant information. Over time, the term cancellare came to be associated with the act of canceling or nullifying, which then evolved into the English word cancel.
CONDITIONAL
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FUTURE
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FUTURE PERFECT
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PAST
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PAST PERFECT
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PRESENT
I
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cancel
PRESENT PERFECT
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