Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
call-out
noun, verb
/ˈkɔːl aʊt/

Definition
A call-out is a public challenge or a point of confrontation that is often addressed directly to someone, often to expose something or draw attention to an issue.

Examples
- During the meeting, she made a call-out to the team to improve their communication.
- The activist made an important call-out on social media regarding climate change.
- If you see an injustice, don’t hesitate to call it out.

Meaning
To call someone out means to confront them about their actions or statements, typically in a public setting.

Synonyms
- challenge
- confrontation
- exposure
- criticism