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 in, call back, call, recall, visit

3. call inverb

   summon to a particular activity or employment

   "Experts were called in"

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

6. call inverb

   make a phone call

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

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

7. call, call inverb

   demand payment of (a loan)

   "Call a loan"

   Synonyms:
   recall, call off, call in, 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, call in, 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

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1. List of paraphrases for "call-in":

   dial-in

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1. Samuel Thorne:

   And if you see a crime, report a crime. But if you see people -- Black people, any minority -- don't report people doing normal things, you do that, you don't realize that you can change their life or have their life taken, just you making a phone call. In this instance, it could have been three.

2. John Blaxland:

   Australia’s got nervous. We’ve seen the armed forces of China expand – the army, navy, air force, space force, cyber force [and] ballistic missile force, have all expanded exponentially in the last few years dramatically raising concerns about what that means for the security of Australia, a decade ago, this would have been unimaginable. But the changes in China, the wolf warrior diplomacy, President Xi’s own actions have generated a wake up call in Australia, the US, the UK and beyond. That’s why we’re seeing the fruits of today.

3. New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie:

   Remember what I said yesterday. I said that I am monitoring this on a regular basis and I will make the decision that is the appropriate decision I have to make when I have to make it, so we have another weather call in about two hours and I'll make a decision at that time as to what I'm going to do as we get a better handle on it.

4. Utah Senator Orrin Hatch:

   I think they need to call in the chips and say, 'OK: you said you're for us. Now prove it,'.

5. Piers Morgan:

   Yeah, she looks fabulous, but what are you doing Liz? a bit of snow and you get your kit off. And who took the pictures? Your 19-year-old son, you said, took the pictures? Isn’t that creepy? What is all this! It’s what we call in the business ‘thirsty and creepy.’.