pulled down

Razed to rubble

Pulled down is the past tense of pull down, which means to demolish or dismantle: They pulled down the old factory to build condos.

It also means to earn or receive: She pulled down six figures at her last job.

To pull down a menu in computing is to click and reveal its options.

Pulling down someone's pants or underwear exposes them, often as a prank or humiliation.

Related

rubble · fall · deflated · demoted · yank · drag · curtains · depressed · shades · razed · blinds · collapsed · humbled · flattened · leveled · toppled · pants · dismantled

Opposites
vertical direction of force/movement

pulled downpulled up

Stopped after approaching

lifted · raised · hoisted · elevated · drawn up

construction vs. demolition

pulled downbuilt

Constructed or assembled

constructed · put up · erected · raised · built up

earning/income

pulled downlost

Unable to navigate

spent · forfeited · squandered · gave away

Family

down, pull, drawn, downtown, downward, pulling, download, downgrade, pulley

Familiarity
Top 20,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G