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Synonyms & Similar Words
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cry
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discuss
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Meaning of Call
The primary meaning of the word "call" is to communicate or summon someone or something.
Definitions
- To say something in a loud voice to attract someone's attention
- To communicate with someone, typically by phone or other electronic means
- To summon or invite someone to do something
- To give a name or title to someone or something
- To predict or forecast something
- To make a decision or judgment about something
Etymology of Call
The word "call" originates from Old English and Germanic words, with roots in the Proto-Indo-European language
The word has evolved over time, influenced by various languages, including Old Norse and Latin
Historically, the word "call" was used to describe a loud, vocal summons, and has since expanded to include a range of meanings related to communication, invitation, and prediction
Example Uses
- I'll call you when I arrive at the airport
- She called out for help when she saw the accident
- The company will call a meeting to discuss the new proposal
- He called her name, but she didn't answer
- The weather forecast calls for rain tomorrow
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
ignore
disregard
neglect
overlook
dismiss
reject
refuse
decline
abstain
refrain
silence
quiet
stillness
muteness
inaudibility
uncommunicativeness
isolation
separation
disconnection
detachment
abandonment
rejection
repudiation
renunciation
denial
negation
contradiction
opposition
resistance
refusal
disobedience
noncompliance
unresponsiveness
inertness
inactivity
dormancy
hibernation
quiescence
inaction
idleness
lethargy
somnolence
torpor