recall (rarely recal) /ri-kölˈ/

1. To call back
2. To command to return
3. To bring back as by a summons
4. To remove from office by vote (US)
5. To revoke
6. To call back to mind

1. Act, power or possibility of recalling or of revoking
2. A signal or order to return
3. The calling back of a performer to the stage or platform by applause
4. A right of electors to dismiss an official by a vote (US)
5. Remembrance of things learned or experienced, esp in the phrase total recall (power of) remembering accurately in full detail

recallˈable adjective

Capable of being recalled

recalˈment or recallˈment noun

beyond recall

Unable to be stopped or cancelled

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