drew in (Meaning)

drew in

to cause or entice to enter or participate, to draw to an end, to shorten seasonally, to become more cautious or economical, to sketch roughly

The artist drew an intricate portrait with charcoal, capturing every nuance of the subject's expression.
The architect drew up plans for the new skyscraper that would dominate the city skyline.
The cartoonist drew a series of witty and satirical sketches that made readers laugh out loud.
The child drew a colorful rainbow with crayons, bringing a touch of cheer to the gloomy day.
The interior designer drew a floor plan that maximized space and created a harmonious living environment.
The historian drew connections between past events and present-day circumstances, shedding light on the complexities of human history.
The scientist drew conclusions from the experimental data, providing evidence to support their hypothesis.
The teacher drew a diagram on the whiteboard to illustrate a complex concept to her students.
The sculptor drew inspiration from classical antiquity, creating a timeless work of art.
The mathematician drew a geometric figure on the paper, demonstrating the properties of the shape.

to cause or entice to enter or participate, to draw to an end, to shorten seasonally, to become more cautious or economical, to sketch roughly

snowed,persuaded, led on, roped (in), inveigled, lured, tempted, enticed, meshed, ensnared

warned, cautioned, turned away, alerted,drove (away or off), warded (off), forewarned,repulsed

The artist drew an intricate portrait with charcoal, capturing every nuance of the subject's expression.

The architect drew up plans for the new skyscraper that would dominate the city skyline.

The cartoonist drew a series of witty and satirical sketches that made readers laugh out loud.

The child drew a colorful rainbow with crayons, bringing a touch of cheer to the gloomy day.