Underpull

Pronunciation: /ˈəndɝˈpʊɫ/

Underpull (verb)

  1. To pull something with less force than usual.
  2. To influence or control something in a subtle or indirect way.

Examples

  • She tried to underpull the rope to avoid breaking it.
  • He decided to underpull the thread to prevent it from snapping.

Common collocations: underpull the rope, underpull the thread, underpull in negotiations, manager's underpull

Synonyms of Underpull

Neutral

Antonyms of Underpull

  • opposite action of pulling