recalled (Meaning)
recalled
to remind one of, to call back, a call to return, remembrance of what has been previously learned or experienced, remembrance of what has been learned or experienced, the act of revoking, a public call by a manufacturer for the return of a product that may be defective or contaminated, a way in which a public official may be removed from office by vote of the people, the right or procedure by which an official may be removed by vote of the people, cancel sense 2a, revoke, a command to return, to bring back to mind, the act of canceling (as an order), cancel, revoke, a public call by a manufacturer for the return of a defective or especially unsafe product, a call by a manufacturer for the return of a product that may be defective or contaminated, restore, revive
Synonyms & Antonyms of recalled
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Synonyms:
- elicited
- recaptured
- raised
- recurred
- extracted
- relived
- represented
- evoked
- educed
- harkened back (to)
- hearkened back (to)
- harked back (to)
- harkened back (to)
- flashed back (to)
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No weak antonyms found.
recalled Sentence Examples
- I vividly recalled the laughter we shared during our childhood adventures.
- The elderly woman recalled her youth with a nostalgic sigh.
- The witness accurately recalled the events leading up to the accident.
- After weeks of intense studying, I could effortlessly recall all the material.
- The detective meticulously recalled the suspect's physical description.
- The psychologist used hypnosis to help his patient recall repressed memories.
- The historian penned an insightful account of the past, drawing on carefully recalled facts.
- The musician recalled the melody she had heard years ago with astonishing precision.
- The athlete's body recalled the movements necessary for a perfect jump.
- The researcher carefully recalled the experimental data to draw insightful conclusions.
FAQs About the word recalled
to remind one of, to call back, a call to return, remembrance of what has been previously learned or experienced, remembrance of what has been learned or experi
remembered, reminded, thought (of), minded, reproduced, reminisced (about),recollected, elicited, recaptured, raised
disremembered, missed,forgot, ignored, lost, neglected, disregarded,overlooked, unlearned, misremembered
I vividly recalled the laughter we shared during our childhood adventures.
The elderly woman recalled her youth with a nostalgic sigh.
The witness accurately recalled the events leading up to the accident.
After weeks of intense studying, I could effortlessly recall all the material.
