pull
/pʊl/ n [U] (ATTRACTION)Definition
› Our bodily processes are influenced by the moon’s gravitational pull.
(Definition of pull n (ATTRACTION) from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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pull away phrasal verb
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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
- pull n ATTRACTION
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pull n INFLUENCE
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pull n INJURY
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pull n MOVEMENT TOWARD YOU
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pull off something phrasal verb
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pull out (someone/something) phrasal verb
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