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type | v |
lex_filenum | 35 |
def | direct toward itself or oneself by means of some psychological power or physical attributes |
examples | Her good looks attract the stares of many men The ad pulled in many potential customers This pianist pulls huge crowds The store owner was happy that the ad drew in many new customers |
Frame - 8 | Somebody ----s something |
Frame - 9 | Somebody ----s somebody |
Frame - 10 | Something ----s somebody |
Frame - 11 | Something ----s something |
Frame - 15 | Somebody ----s something to somebody |
Frame - 20 | Somebody ----s somebody PP |
Frame - 21 | Somebody ----s something PP |
Outgoing links | |
Verb Group | draw in, retract; curl up, curl, draw in |
Hypernym | pull, draw, force |
Derivationally related form | pull → pull; pull → pull; pull → pull |
Derivationally related form | attract → attractive; attract → attraction; attract → attraction; attract → attraction |
Derivationally related form | attract → attraction |
Antonym | attract → repel |
Hyponym | tug; catch, arrest, get; draw in, retract; bring |
Incoming links | |
Derivationally related form | attractive → attract; attraction → attract; attraction → attract; attraction → attract |
Derivationally related form | pull → pull; pull → pull; pull → pull |
Derivationally related form | attraction → attract |
Also see | pull → pull in |
Hyponym | pull, draw, force |
Hypernym | tug; catch, arrest, get; draw in, retract; bring |
Antonym | repel → attract |
Verb Group | draw in, retract; curl up, curl, draw in |
Also see | draw → draw in |
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