pulled out (Meaning)
pulled out
leave, depart, the action in which an airplane goes from a dive to horizontal flight, pullback, withdraw, something that can be pulled out, the act or an instance of pulling out
Synonyms & Antonyms of pulled out
Synonyms:
- cleared out
- emigrated
- went out
- buggered off
- took off
- retired
- set out
- quit
- sallied (forth)
- fled
- beat it
- bailed
- took a hike
- piked (out or off)
- stepped out
- retreated
- pulled up stakes
- withdrew
- booked
- parted
- bugged out
- took a powder
- bugged off
- flew
- struck out
- quitted
- cleared off
- ran away
- got out
- pulled stakes
Antonyms:
pulled out Sentence Examples
- The mechanic pulled out the spark plugs to diagnose the engine issue.
- Sarah pulled out a book from the library to start reading it.
- The dentist pulled out a loose tooth that was causing pain.
- The waiter pulled out a cork from the bottle of wine.
- The teacher pulled out a whiteboard to write the lesson.
- The child pulled out a toy from the toy box to play with.
- The gardener pulled out weeds from the flower bed.
- The hiker pulled out a compass to find their direction.
- The surgeon pulled out a needle from the patient's leg.
- The photographer pulled out a camera to capture the moment.
FAQs About the word pulled out
leave, depart, the action in which an airplane goes from a dive to horizontal flight, pullback, withdraw, something that can be pulled out, the act or an instan
moved, went, started, hit the road, went off, escaped, got off, stepped (along), peeled off, ran along
came, arrived, showed up, remained, turned up, settled, approached, closed, dwelt, reached
The mechanic pulled out the spark plugs to diagnose the engine issue.
Sarah pulled out a book from the library to start reading it.
The dentist pulled out a loose tooth that was causing pain.
The waiter pulled out a cork from the bottle of wine.
