pulls in

Earns over time

Pulls in has several related senses involving drawing inward or arriving.

A train pulls in to a station.

A driver pulls in to a parking spot or driveway.

To pull in money is to earn it: She pulls in six figures.

Police pull someone in when they bring them in for questioning.

Something that pulls you in attracts or captivates: The opening scene really pulls you in.

attracts

draw

Create with pencil

allure · charm · captivate · entice · engage · fascinate · intrigue · tempt · invite · beckon

magnetic

magnetism

Force between poles

flux · iron · ferromagnetism · lodestone · electromagnet · induction · coil · solenoid · ferrite · magnetosphere

audience

viewers

People who watch

followers · subscribers · fans · traffic · clicks · engagement · reach · turnout · eyeballs · listenership

persuades

convince

Cause to believe

  • swayRock back and forth
  • win overGain another's support
  • coaxPersuade by gentle urging

influence · recruit · enlist · convert · rope in · talk into · charm · cajole · sweet-talk · woo

revenue

earnings

Money gained from work

proceeds · yield · haul · take · returns · gross · net · generate · bring in · rake in

gravitational

gravity

Mutual mass attraction

force · space-time · black hole · singularity · tidal · inertia · geodesic · curvature · relativity · Einstein

Opposites
physical direction of force

pulls inpushes away

Moves something back forcefully

forces out · expels · ejects · repels · releases

attraction vs. repulsion

pulls indrives away

Forces to leave

repels · pushes away · scatters · disperses · alienates

arrival vs. departure (vehicles)

pulls inpulls out

Removes or extracts

pulls away · departs · leaves · sets off · rolls out

Family

pull, pulling, hauling, pulley, pulled, hauled, pulleys, puller, pull in

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