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Definitions from the WebTerm: Roll CallDefinition:A formal process of calling out a list of names to determine the presence or absence of individuals, typically conducted in a group setting or during an official gathering. Senses:1. Noun (General): The act of calling out names to establish attendance. 2. Verb (General): To call out names in order to establish attendance. 3. Noun (Education): A procedure in schools or classes where students are called out by name to respond. 4. Noun (Military): The procedure of calling out soldiers' names to check their presence and accountability, mainly used during military assemblies or drills. Sample Sentences:1. Noun (General): During the business meeting, the chairman conducted a roll call to ensure everyone was present. 2. Verb (General): The teacher would roll call each morning to confirm the students' attendance. 3. Noun (Education): It was the first day of classes, and the professor started the roll call to get to know his students. 4. Noun (Military): The sergeant performed the roll call before the morning formation, making sure every soldier was accounted for. Related Products: | ||||
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