Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
call-in
noun
/ˈkɔːl ɪn/

Definition
A telephone system that allows people to participate in a discussion or event remotely by calling a specific number.

Examples
- Listeners were encouraged to use the call-in option to share their opinions on the topic.
- The radio host received several call-ins during the show, creating an engaging interaction with the audience.

Meaning
Call-in refers to the act of making a phone call to join a live broadcast, radio show, or other events, often to ask questions or provide comments.

Synonyms
- phone-in
- call-out
- telephonic participation