outcall (Meaning)
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outcall (v)
make a higher bid than (the previous bid or player); in a card game
Synonyms & Antonyms of outcall
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
outcall Sentence Examples
- The doctor was unavailable for house calls, so the patient had to make an outcall appointment.
- The electrician charged extra for outcall service, as it required travel to the customer's location.
- The plumber was reluctant to schedule an outcall late at night, due to safety concerns.
- The outcall fee covered the technician's time and mileage to the residence.
- The remote area made it challenging to find a technician willing to do an outcall.
- The technician arrived at the outcall location promptly, equipped with the necessary tools.
- The outcall service was essential for the elderly woman who could not travel to the clinic.
- The doctor's outcall helped diagnose the patient's condition and prescribe medication.
- The plumber's outcall resolved the leak, preventing further water damage to the property.
- The outcall electrician successfully fixed the faulty wiring, restoring power to the home.
FAQs About the word outcall
make a higher bid than (the previous bid or player); in a card game
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The doctor was unavailable for house calls, so the patient had to make an outcall appointment.
The electrician charged extra for outcall service, as it required travel to the customer's location.
The plumber was reluctant to schedule an outcall late at night, due to safety concerns.
The outcall fee covered the technician's time and mileage to the residence.
