pulling
Pronunciation: [ˈpʊlɪŋ]
Word
Context: "movement"
(verb) to use your strength to move something towards you. When you pull something, you’re trying to bring it closer to yourself. Think of pulling a door open or a toy towards you.
Example
I am pulling the wagon to the park.
Example
She is not pulling the rope; it is still lying on the ground.
Example
Are you pulling that heavy box or pushing it?
Context: "attraction"
(verb) to attract or draw someone or something to you. This can be about liking someone or having a strong connection with them.
Example
He is pulling people in with his funny jokes.
Example
The movie did not pull in any viewers last weekend.
Example
What skills do you think pull people toward a leader?
Context: "strength"
(noun) the action or process of moving something towards you. It’s the effort you make when you use your strength to move something.
Example
The pulling of the sled was easier on the flat ground.
Example
There was no pulling involved when the car wouldn't start.
Example
How much pulling did it take to get the boat to shore?
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