/ˈkɔːlˌbæk/
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The act or process of returning to a previous position, condition, or state.
A reversal or restoration in which a situation, condition, or system returns to an earlier state.
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A telephone or radio communication made in response to an earlier call, sometimes used automatically to authenticate access to a computer network.
A telephone communication made to someone who previously attempted to contact the caller.
An authentication procedure in which a system automatically calls a previously registered telephone number to verify a user's identity or access permission.
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A request or action requiring a product to be returned because of a defect, malfunction, or safety concern.
The withdrawal or return of a product from customers or the market because it may be defective or unsafe to use.
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A function or reference to a function passed to another function so that it can be executed later, usually when a specified event or condition occurs.
A function supplied as an argument to another function or operation, allowing the receiving code to execute it at an appropriate time.
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A request for a performer to return for another audition or further evaluation after an initial audition.
An invitation for an actor, singer, or other performer to attend a subsequent audition after showing potential in the initial selection process.
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A joke or humorous remark that refers to an earlier joke, event, or statement, often creating a connection between different parts of a comedy performance.
A humorous reference to an earlier joke or situation in the same comedy routine, performance, or narrative.