Let and Pull

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Let

Let noun - Something that makes movement or progress difficult.
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Antonyms for Let
Pull is an antonym for let.
Nearby Word: letting

Pull

Pull noun - The more favorable condition or position in a competition.
Usage example: a political candidate with all of the pull that comes with a vast fortune and famous surname
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Synonyms for Pull
Antonyms for Pull
Let is an antonym for pull.
Nearby Words: pulled, pulling, puller
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Common collocations

power let power pull power
man let man pull man
people let people pull people
job let job pull job
Other words: time, hair, head, door, times.

Both words in one sentence

  • Redemption Equals Death Similar to the Spike example, Faith tries to pull a Redemption Equals Death when she returns to the show, but Angel refuses to let her since it would be too easy.
    Source: Redemption Equals Death
  • If you could just let me just watch and listen as you pull off whatever it is you're going to pull off, it could really help me out.
    Source: Card Carrying Villain / Live-Action TV
  • Series / Dexter In the series finale, just when it seems like Deb will pull through from getting shot, she is suddenly reduced to a vegetative state, prompting Dexter to pull the plug and let her die.
    Source: Series / Dexter
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