Synonyms for Pulled at:
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v.
• pluck
- catch
, - clutch
, - collect
, - cull
, - draw
, - finger
, - gather
, - harvest
, - jerk
, - plunk
, - pull at
, - snatch
, - strum
, - tug
, - tweak
, - yank
.
• puff
- blow
, - breathe
, - distend
, - drag
, - enlarge
, - fill
, - gasp
, - gulp
, - heave
, - huff
, - huff and puff
, - inflate
, - pant
, - pull on
, - smoke
, - suck
, - swell
, - wheeze
, - whiff
.
What are the hypernyms for Pulled at?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for pulled at?
The antonyms of "pulled at" are "let go," "released," and "untouched." These words indicate a lack of resistance, tension or grabbing the hold of something with force. "Let go" suggests a voluntary act of release, while "released" can suggest a more deliberate, controlled act of releasing. "Untouched" could mean that no effort was made to grab, pull or tug at something. It could indicate that something was left alone or ignored entirely. These antonyms represent the opposite actions of pulling at something, highlighting the different ways in which we interact with the objects and people around us.
What are the antonyms for Pulled at?
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v.
• pluck
• puff
Other relevant words:
Related words: pulled, pulled at the tablecloth, pulled too hard, pulled the tablecloth, pull tightly, my arm is being pulled
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