referral
nounDivide referral into syllables:
re · fer · ral
How to pronounce referral:
Definition of referral:
- referral (noun):
- the act, action, or an instance of referring
- a person whose case has been referred to a specialist or professional group.
Synonyms for referral:
ascription
assignation
assignment
attachment
attribution
forwarding
imputation
placement
remit
remitment
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