verb

redial

rih-DEYE-uhl

Redial (verb) means to dial a phone number again, typically the last one called. Example: “He hit redial when the call dropped.”

verb

To dial a phone number again, typically the last one called.

"He hit redial when the call dropped."

How to use redial

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishTo call the same number again, often via a dedicated redial button.

Word forms

redialed past tense, redialled past tense, redials singular

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Etymology

From re- (\"again\") plus dial.

Rhymes for redial

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Frequently asked questions

What does “redial” mean?

The word “redial” means to dial a phone number again, typically the last one called. In plain terms, to call the same number again, often via a dedicated redial button.

How do you pronounce “redial”?

“Redial” is pronounced rih-DEYE-uhl (/ɹɪˈdaɪəl/ in IPA).

How do you use “redial” in a sentence?

Here is “redial” used in a sentence: “He hit redial when the call dropped.”

What part of speech is “redial”?

“Redial” is a verb.