Pulled

Pronunciation: /ˈpʊl/

Pulled (verb)

  1. Use force to bring something towards you.
  2. Get someone's interest or attention.
  3. Take something out or away from a place.

Examples

  • She pulled the chair towards the table.
  • He pulled the rope to bring the boat in.

Common collocations: pull the door, pull the lever, pull interest, pull a crowd, pull a tooth

Pulled (noun)

  1. The action of moving something towards you.
  2. The ability to influence or control others.

Examples

  • With a strong pull, the door opened.
  • A gentle pull was enough to start the engine.

Synonyms of Pulled

Neutral

Informal

Antonyms of Pulled

  • opposite action of moving something away