pulled in
Came to stop
Pulled in means arrived or stopped at a destination, especially in a vehicle: The train pulled in right on time, We pulled in to the driveway around midnight.
It can also mean attracted or drew toward: The exhibition pulled in huge crowds.
In police contexts, to pull someone in is to bring them in for questioning: They pulled him in on suspicion of fraud.
- attractedPulled by appeal
- draggedPulled heavily along
- lassoedCaught with thrown loop
- reeledSwayed unsteadily
- fishing lineThin strand for catching fish
drawn in · net · integrated · hauled · caught · draw · arrested · brought to heel · inhaled · docked · magnetized · brought in · towed · recruited · captivated · ensnared · gravitated · sucked in
pulled inpulled out
Removed or exited
departed · left · pulled away · drove off · set off
pulled inpushed away
Thrust to distance
repelled · pushed out · drove away · repulsed · alienated
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