voicemailing
SayVOYS-may-ling/ˈvɔɪsˌmeɪlɪŋ/
- 1Present participle and gerund of voicemail.
He kept voicemailing the office until someone finally replied.
Voicemailing clients after hours has become routine for the sales team.
Note
A verb that leans on its noun: voicemail names the recording system and the messages left on it, and the verb means leaving one. The -ing form does double duty. In she was voicemailing her landlord all week it is progressive, and in voicemailing a landlord rarely works it is a gerund subject. In both uses the person or office reached is the direct object, with no preposition: you voicemail someone.
voicemailing is a form of voicemail
voicemail, verb: To leave a recorded message for someone using a telephone messaging system. Full entry
- Forms
- voicemailvoicemails he/she/itvoicemailing -ing formvoicemailed past tense, past participle
- Spelling
- voicemail → voicemailing: add -ing
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