Synonyms for call in
call in

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1. call-inverb

   a telephone call to a radio station or a television station in which the caller participates in the on-going program

2. call inverb

   summon to enter

   "The nurse called in the next patient"

   Synonyms:
   withdraw, call back, call, recall, visit

3. call inverb

   summon to a particular activity or employment

   "Experts were called in"

   Synonyms:
   withdraw, call back, call, recall, visit

4. visit, call in, callverb

   pay a brief visit

   "The mayor likes to call on some of the prominent citizens"

   Synonyms:
   chitchat, predict, forebode, bring down, shoot the breeze, promise, inspect, phone, impose, call off, gossip, confab, shout out, foretell, cry, scream, jaw, holler, chit-chat, claver, anticipate, call up, see, chew the fat, call, recall, send for, natter, hollo, travel to, address, visit, shout, inflict, name, call back, confabulate, squall, bid, ring, chat, withdraw, chatter, telephone, chaffer, yell, prognosticate

5. call inverb

   take a player out of a game in order to exchange for another player

   Synonyms:
   withdraw, call back, call, recall, visit

6. call inverb

   make a phone call

   "call in to a radio station"; "call in sick"

   Synonyms:
   withdraw, call back, call, recall, visit

7. call, call inverb

   demand payment of (a loan)

   "Call a loan"

   Synonyms:
   recall, call off, phone, shout, address, foretell, bid, hollo, send for, name, shout out, predict, promise, cry, anticipate, call back, visit, holler, yell, forebode, prognosticate, call up, withdraw, scream, ring, squall, telephone, call

8. recall, call in, call back, withdrawverb

   cause to be returned

   "recall the defective auto tires"; "The manufacturer tried to call back the spoilt yoghurt"

   Synonyms:
   swallow, sequester, echo, seclude, back away, crawfish out, retire, recollect, crawfish, retreat, visit, take, back out, hark back, call up, take back, return, come back, pull away, take out, think, disengage, unsay, bow out, draw back, recede, recall, move back, call back, call, sequestrate, draw, draw off, take away, adjourn, remember, withdraw, retrieve, pull back, pull in one's horns, remove

Matched Categories

1. • Call
   • Demand
   • Invite
   • Meet
   • Remove
   • Take
   • Telephone

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1. Peterson Lent:

   They were not planning for this, they may have gotten a call in the middle of the night saying ‘Take this child or they’re going to end up in foster care.’.

2. Matthew Kacsmaryk:

   I used the DOJ-OLP manual to run searches for all media but did not locate this interview and did not recall this event, which involved a call-in to a local radio show, after listening to the audio file supplied by CNN, I agree that the content is equivalent to the legal analysis appearing throughout my SJQ and discussed extensively during my Senate confirmation hearing. Additionally, the transcript supplied by CNN appears to track with the audio and accurately recounts my responses during the phone call—when quoted in full.

3. Donald Trump:

   Why wouldn't it have taken place? I've had hundreds of people call in and tweet in on Twitter saying that they saw it and I was 100% right, i saw it and so many people saw it, Chuck. So why would I take it back? I'm not going to take it back.

4. Pete Buttigieg:

   Thanks to you, a campaign that some said shouldn't be here at all, has shown that we are here to stay, so many of you turned out -- diehard Democrats, independents unwilling to stay on the sidelines, and even some newly former Republicans ready to vote for a politics defined by how many we call in, instead of by who we push out.

5. Lisa Carling:

   At least 25 to 30 percent of our volunteers are professionals in the field and are able to make a judgment call in the case of emergency, because that can happen, the rest are people with hands-on experience; parents and siblings of a child or adult on the spectrum are always good, special education teachers.