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Definitions from the WebDefinitionto pull a lot: to exert a great amount of effort or force in doing something, often with a successful outcome. Part of Speech: VerbSense 1:Usage: Popular Description: To put in a considerable amount of effort to achieve a goal or complete a task. Example Sentence: Jane pulled a lot to finish her assignment before the deadline. Part of Speech: VerbSense 2:Usage: Local Description: Refers to the act of forcefully moving or pulling something heavy or difficult to move. Example Sentence: The construction workers had to pull a lot to lift the heavy steel beam into place. Related Products | ||||
to practise to praise or cheer to present to press to proclaim to produce an idea to provide to provide for oneself to pull a lot to pull with force to purpose to put back togetehr to put back together to query to rebuke to reign to relate
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