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The new meaning of 'cancelled' - The English We Speak

The new meaning of 'cancelled' - The English We Speak

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When an event is cancelled, its not going to happen anymore but this word has a new meaning. Robs about to find out that how someone in public life can be cancelled because of their actions. Listen to The English We Speak
Date: 2020-09-18

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I have a question, How much it takes learning English to sound like a native speaker, I'm sure it will take too long to be a good speaker , for me I've been studying English for 17 months,What should I do to short my way of English?
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An Indonesian singer just made a controversy about Covid-19 but I don't think I have a plan to cancel them. It's just about their behaviour and is nothing to do with their music.
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Not the same meaning here. Cancelling is like throwing shade in someone cause they've done something you disagree with. It's usually done by really annoying people
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This is a new sense added to the world cancelled. It seems to me it's a new sense closely related to the celebrities that show up on the internet
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Example:
Today we need to pay attention at everywhere if we say something and someone doesn't understand we can be canceled without guilty

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