Recall ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Recall ( verb )

1. To bring to mind or remember something.
2. To retrieve information from memory.
3. To call back or withdraw (a product) from sale or use because it is defective or dangerous.
4. To revoke or cancel (an appointment, decision, or action).

Origin:

Mid 17th century: from french rappeler, from re- "back" + appeler "call".

Examples:

1. She could not recall where she left her keys.
2. He recalled the details of the accident.
3. The company recalled the faulty product.
4. The mayor recalled the decision made by the city council.
5. The ambassador was recalled to his country.

(As a noun)

Recall ( noun )

1. To bring to mind or remember something.
2. To retrieve information from memory.
3. To call back or withdraw (a product) from sale or use because it is defective or dangerous.
4. To revoke or cancel (an appointment, decision, or action).

Origin:

Mid 17th century: from french rappeler, from re- "back" + appeler "call".

Examples:

1. She could not recall where she left her keys.
2. He recalled the details of the accident.
3. The company recalled the faulty product.
4. The mayor recalled the decision made by the city council.
5. The ambassador was recalled to his country.