recalling
rɪˈkɔlɪŋ
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Definition of recalling - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
memorythe act of remembering or bringing something to mind
  • Her recalling of childhood events was very detailed.
2.
politicsTECH.USthe act of removing an official by a voteTECH.US
  • The recalling of the mayor required thousands of signatures.
3.
commerceTECH.the act of officially requesting the return of a productTECH.
  • The recalling of the cars was announced yesterday.
4.
returnthe act of summoning someone or something back
  • The recalling of the ambassador was unexpected.

Adjective

1.
reminderreminding someone of something
  • His recalling words brought back memories of their childhood.
evocative reminding suggestive
2.
memoryevoking a sense of nostalgia or past
  • The recalling music took her back to her childhood.
evocative nostalgic
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Origin of recalling

Latin, re- (again) + calare (to call)

Terms with recalling included in their meaning

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memory
the act of recalling or talking about past experiences
caution from past
warn about dangers by recalling previous bad outcomes
memory recall
act of recalling something from memory
vivid memory
recalling past events vividly
memory
process of recalling information
mental replay
act of recalling past experiences
recalling
causing something to be remembered again
memory
process of recalling information

Examples of recalling in a sentence

  • Under questioning, her recalling of the timeline remained steady and precise.
  • The recalling of the governor went to a statewide vote in November.
  • Petitions triggered the recalling of two council members amid the scandal.
  • After the allergy warning, the recalling of the cookies spread to every supermarket chain.
  • The manager estimated the recalling would cost millions in refunds and shipping.
  • The sudden recalling of the manager from vacation unsettled the department.

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  1. French:rappel, rappelant, ...
  2. German:Erinnern, erinnernd, ...
  3. Italian:ricordo, che ricorda, ...
  4. Spanish:recuerdo, recordatorio, ...
  5. Portuguese:recordação, evocativo, ...
  6. Chinese:回忆, 使人想起的, ...
  7. Japanese:想起, 思い出させる, ...
  8. Arabic:تَذَكُّر, مُذَكِّر, ...
  9. Hebrew:הִיזָּכְרוּת, מַזְכִּיר, ...
  10. Russian:вспоминание, напоминающий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:пригадування, нагадуючий, ...
  12. Hindi:स्मरण, स्मरणीय, ...
recall
rɪˈkɔːl

Definition of recall - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
memoryremember or bring back to mind
  • I recall the day we first met.
recollect retrieve
2.
commercerequest the return of a faulty product
  • The car manufacturer recalled the vehicles for safety checks.
retract withdraw
3.
actionrevoke a decision or order
  • The company decided to recall the faulty product.
annul rescind

Noun

1.
memorythe ability to remember things
  • Her recall of historical dates is impressive.
memory recollection remembrance
2.
actionthe act of calling someone or something back
  • The recall of the ambassador was unexpected.
recollection remembrance
3.
consumer goodsUSrequest to return a faulty productUS
  • The company issued a recall for the defective cars.
retraction withdrawal
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Expressions with recall

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unable to be changed or undone
His decision was beyond recall.
based on what I remember or can bring to mind
As I recall, the meeting starts at 3 PM.
based on what I remember, but not completely sure
If I recall correctly, the meeting is at 3 PM.
request to return defective products to manufacturer
The company issued a product recall due to safety concerns.
ability to remember everything perfectly
She amazed everyone with her total recall of the events..
impossible to get back or recover ever again
The ancient language is lost beyond recall.

Origin of recall

Latin, re- (again) + calare (call)

Examples of recall in a sentence

  • She tried to recall the lyrics of the song.
  • The company recalled the toys due to safety concerns.
  • They recalled the batch after discovering a defect.
  • The government decided to recall the controversial policy.
  • He had to recall the invitation after realizing the date was wrong.
  • The general recalled two pilots to base.

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  1. French:se souvenir, mémoire, ...
  2. German:sich erinnern, Erinnerungsvermögen, ...
  3. Italian:ricordare, memoria, ...
  4. Spanish:recordar, memoria, ...
  5. Portuguese:lembrar, memória, ...
  6. Chinese:记得, 记忆力, ...
  7. Japanese:思い出す, 記憶力, ...
  8. Arabic:تَذَكَّرَ, الِاسْتِرْجَاع, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהִיזָּכֵר, זִכָּרוֹן, ...
  10. Russian:вспоминать, память, ...
  11. Ukrainian:згадувати, пам'ять, ...
  12. Hindi:याद करना, स्मरण शक्ति, ...
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