recalled Definition
- 1bring the memory of a past event or situation, or a particular image, sensation, or emotion associated with it, into one's mind again
- 2officially order the return of a product or its removal from the market
Using recalled: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "recalled" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
I recalled the day we first met.
Example
The smell of the ocean recalled memories of childhood vacations.
Example
The company recalled all of its products due to safety concerns.
recalled Synonyms and Antonyms
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Phrases with recalled
a procedure by which voters can remove an elected official from office through a direct vote before their term has ended
Example
The governor is facing a recall election after his controversial decision.
recall value
a measure of how many relevant items are returned when a search query is performed
Example
The search engine's recall value was impressive, returning almost all relevant results.
a type of systematic error that occurs when participants in a study inaccurately remember or report past events or experiences
Example
The study's results were affected by recall bias, as participants had difficulty remembering specific details.
Summary: recalled in Brief
The verb 'recalled' [rɪˈkɔːld] means to bring a memory or sensation back to one's mind. It can also refer to the official order of a product's return or removal from the market. Examples include 'I recalled the day we first met.' and 'The company recalled all of its products due to safety concerns.' The phrase 'recall election' refers to the removal of an elected official from office, while 'recall value' is a measure of search result relevance.
