pull round Synonyms
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pull round Meaning
pull round (v)
continue in existence after (an adversity, etc.)
pull round Sentence Examples
- After a difficult surgery, the patient began to pull round and show signs of improvement.
- The company faced financial troubles but managed to pull round with strategic restructuring.
- Despite initial setbacks, the team rallied together to pull round and secure victory in the championship.
- With the support of her friends and family, she gradually began to pull round from the loss of her loved one.
- The economy suffered a downturn, but experts are optimistic it will pull round soon.
- The sick child was weak, but the doctors were hopeful that he would pull round with proper treatment.
- The project faced numerous challenges, but the team's determination helped them pull round and meet their deadlines.
- The community came together to help pull round the local business struggling after the fire.
- She felt overwhelmed by stress but managed to pull round with the help of therapy and self-care.
- The car broke down on the road, but with some quick fixes, they were able to pull round and continue their journey.
FAQs About the word pull round
continue in existence after (an adversity, etc.)
come back, improve,recover, recoup, rally, recuperate, snap back, come around,heal, gain
come down, collapse, come down, collapse, decline, fail, sink, wilt, weaken, fade
After a difficult surgery, the patient began to pull round and show signs of improvement.
The company faced financial troubles but managed to pull round with strategic restructuring.
Despite initial setbacks, the team rallied together to pull round and secure victory in the championship.
With the support of her friends and family, she gradually began to pull round from the loss of her loved one.
