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Callout

Noun:

1. A statement or announcement made to draw attention.
• Example sentence: The callout on the news caught everyone's attention.
2. In publishing, a text box or box-shaped graphic used to highlight important information.
• Example sentence: The designer added a callout box to emphasize the key point in the article.
3. A challenge or invitation to engage in a competition.
• Example sentence: The athlete issued a callout to all competitors to join the race.

Verb:

1. To publicly criticize, condemn, or expose someone or something.
• Example sentence: The journalist callouted the politician for his unethical behavior.
2. To request assistance or support by making a call or announcement.
• Example sentence: The fire department called out the firefighters to respond to the emergency.

Adjective:

1. Popular and widely recognized by the general public.
• Example sentence: The singer became callout after her hit song topped the charts.
2. Pertaining to or used in a specific local area or region.
• Example sentence: The restaurant offers local callout delicacies that are enjoyed by residents.

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