X out of your plans.
cancel plans
To 'X out of your plans' is to decisively cancel or mark something off your schedule. This idiom paints a vivid picture akin to drawing an 'X' over a specific plan on a calendar. It emphasizes the action of removing an event, activity, or obligation from one's immediate agenda, possibly due to changes in circumstances, priorities, or preferences. The act can convey a sense of finality and resolution in decision-making processes, reflecting on how flexibility and adaptability play crucial roles in managing our daily lives and maintaining balance.
Example Sentences
We had to X out of our plans due to weather.
We had to cancel our plans due to the weather.
Budget cuts forced us to X out some plans.
Budget cuts required us to cancel some plans.
The changes made us X out of original plans.
Changes made us cancel the original plans.
