Pull In

Synonyms of pull in

• attract
• draw in
• bring in

Antonyms of pull in

• repel
• push away
• drive off

Collocations of pull in

customers

Frequency: 80 %

The new marketing strategy helped pull in more customers.

profits

Frequency: 70 %

The company's new product launch is expected to pull in higher profits.

attention

Frequency: 65 %

The flashy advertisement was designed to pull in the attention of viewers.

resources

Frequency: 50 %

The organization needed to pull in more resources to complete the project on time.

talent

Frequency: 45 %

The company's reputation for innovation helped pull in top talent from around the world.

Idiomatic Expressions for pull in

• Phrase: pull in your horns
  Meaning: To become more cautious or reserved.
  Usage: After making a mistake, he decided to pull in his horns and approach the situation more carefully.