Antonyms for re-call

Grammar : Noun, verb

Spell : verb ri-kawl; noun ri-kawl, ree-kawl for 7–9, 12, 13; ree-kawl for 10, 11

Phonetic Transcription : verb rɪˈkɔl; noun rɪˈkɔl, ˈri kɔl for 7–9, 12, 13; ˈri kɔl for 10, 11

Definition of re-call

Origin : 1580s, "to bring back by calling upon," from re- "back, again" + call (v.); in some cases a loan-translation of Middle French rappeler (see repeal (v.)) or Latin revocare (see revoke). Sense of "bring back to memory" is from 1610s. Related: Recalled; recalling.

As in memory : noun ability to hold in the mind
As in recall : noun remembrance
As in recall : noun request for return
As in recognition : noun identification, acknowledgment
As in remembrance : noun memory, recollection
As in withdrawal : noun removal; retraction
As in recollection : noun remembrance
As in recovery : noun the act of regaining possession
As in retention : noun memory
As in retraction : noun recantation
As in cancellation : noun calling off; erasure
As in recollection : noun memory
As in retention : noun keeping
As in palinode : noun retraction
As in recantation : noun retraction
As in rescission : noun reversal
As in retractation : noun retraction
As in déja vu : noun already seen or experienced
As in flashback : noun remembrance
As in annulment : noun voiding an agreement
As in lift : verb repeal, revoke
As in memorize : verb remember
As in mind : verb remember
As in override/overrule : verb cancel, reverse a decision
As in quote : verb repeat something spoken, written by another
As in recall : verb remember
As in recall : verb ask for return of offending thing
As in recant : verb take back something said
As in recognize : verb identify
As in recollect : verb remember
As in reinstate : verb give back responsibility
As in remember : verb keep in mind; summon into mind
As in remind : verb awaken memories of something
As in reminisce : verb go over in one's memory
As in repeal : verb declare null and void
As in rescind : verb declare null and void
As in restore : verb fix, make new
As in retain : verb hold on to physically or mentally
As in retract : verb take back; renege on
As in retrieve : verb get back
As in reverse : verb cancel, change
As in review : verb go over again
As in revoke : verb take back; cancel
As in summon : verb call to a place
As in take back : verb retract
As in think : verb remember
As in withdraw : verb retract; declare void
As in call to mind : verb to recollect
As in recapture : verb regain
As in cancel : verb equal out
As in bethink : verb consider
As in reclaim : verb restore
As in retrace : verb repeat
As in pink-slip : verb dismiss
As in recondition : verb restore
As in reecho : verb echo
As in restitute : verb restore
As in conjure up : verb bring to mind
As in countermand : verb annul, cancel a command
As in dismiss : verb remove from job, responsibility
As in echo : verb repeat, copy
As in evoke : verb induce, stimulate
As in forswear : verb abandon, disavow
As in annul : verb void an agreement
As in hint : verb suggest; indicate

Example sentences :

I should like you to re-call those officers who were with me at the time.
Extract from : « Report of the Committee Appointed to Investigate the Railroad Riots in July, 1877 » by Various

Close your eyes now and re-call—the word thus hyphenated is more suggestive—the scene around this morning's breakfast table.
Extract from : « The Art of Public Speaking » by Dale Carnagey (AKA Dale Carnegie) and J. Berg Esenwein

Synonyms for re-call

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