pull back (something)
(REDUCE)Definition
› to reduce or remove something: Stock prices pulled back Tuesday, as investors continued to worry about interest rates. She criticized his proposal to pull back security forces from the province.
(Definition of pull back (something) (REDUCE) from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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puke n
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puke v
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pull (someone/something) through (something) phrasal verb
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pull a fast one idiom
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pull away phrasal verb
- pull back (something) phrasal verb REDUCE
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pull back phrasal verb STOP SUPPORTING
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pull down something phrasal verb DESTROY
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pull down something phrasal verb EARN
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pull n ATTRACTION
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pull n INFLUENCE
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