call off Synonyms
call off Meaning
call off (v)
postpone indefinitely or annul something that was scheduled
give the calls (to the dancers) for a square dance
call off Sentence Examples
- Due to the approaching storm, the organizers were forced to **call off** the outdoor concert.
- The firefighters **called off** the search for the missing hiker after nightfall.
- Feeling under the weather, she decided to **call off** work and stay home to rest.
- As the situation escalated, the police threatened to **call off** the negotiations.
- Seeing no progress in the peace talks, the diplomats **called them off** indefinitely.
- The doctor **called off** the surgery due to unforeseen complications.
- Due to lack of interest, the club eventually **called off** its weekly meetings.
- Nervous about giving the presentation, he briefly considered **calling it off**, but ultimately decided to go through with it.
- The threat of a strike loomed as the union leaders refused to **call off** their demands.
- With the deadline approaching, the team worked tirelessly to complete the project, knowing failure would mean it getting **called off**.
FAQs About the word call off
postpone indefinitely or annul something that was scheduled, give the calls (to the dancers) for a square dance
divert, throw off,distract,abstract, detract, wander,amuse, entertain, stray
focus, focus,concentrate, concentrate,
Due to the approaching storm, the organizers were forced to **call off** the outdoor concert.
The firefighters **called off** the search for the missing hiker after nightfall.
Feeling under the weather, she decided to **call off** work and stay home to rest.
As the situation escalated, the police threatened to **call off** the negotiations.
