Exertion and Pull

Exertion

Exertion noun - Energetic movement of the body for the sake of physical fitness.

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Pull and exertion are semantically related in physical condition topic. In some cases you can use "Pull" instead a noun "Exertion".

Nearby Words: exert, exerted, exerting

Pull

Pull noun - A sustained effort.

Usage example: it was a long pull but we made it

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Synonyms for Pull

Antonyms for Pull

Exertion and pull are semantically related in force topic. Sometimes you can use "Exertion" instead a noun "Pull", if it concerns topics such as physical condition.

Nearby Words: pulled, pulling, puller

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How words are described

average	average exertion	average pull
constant	constant exertion	constant pull
serious	serious exertion	serious pull
huge	huge exertion	huge pull
Other adjectives: little, necessary, major.

Both words in one sentence

It does not help that the referee is a wheezing thirty stone (350 pound) wizard who is un-used to too much physical exertion, and the forces of evil manage to pull many dirty tricks on the fly (from poisoning the wizards' goalie to breaking the legs of their star player).

Source: Easily Distracted Referee

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