Pull and Strike

Pull

Pull verb - To cause to follow by applying steady force on.

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Strike and pull are semantically related in assume topic. In some cases you can use "Strike" instead a verb "Pull".

Nearby Words: pulled, pulling, puller

Strike verb - To refuse to work in order to force an employer to meet demands.

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Pull and strike are semantically related in assume topic. Sometimes you can use "Pull" instead a verb "Strike", if it concerns topics such as delete.

Nearby Words: striking, striker, strikeout, striked, striken

full	full pull	full strike
complete	complete pull	complete strike
single	single pull	single strike
simple	simple pull	simple strike
Other adjectives: strong, powerful, real, massive, big, huge, infamous, major, extra, occasional, swift, sudden, placed.

people	pull people	strike people
hand	pull hand	strike hand
time	pull time	strike time
head	pull head	strike head
Other words: card, sword, times, objects, enemies.

If you play Resident Evil 5 as Chris and manage to pull 5-strike combo on Wesker, the combo will end with this.

Source: Punch Spin Gape
The flip-overhead-and-strike is hard to pull off but essentially a free hit if you can pull it off.

Source: Video Game / Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy aka: Jedi Academy
You have to either grapple their shields and pull them from their hands, strike them in the back or charge up a special move to bypass them.

Source: Shield-Bearing Mook

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