Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

pull-in

verb

/pʊl ɪn/

Definition

To draw someone or something closer or to attract attention.

Examples

The teacher used a fascinating story to pull in her students from the very first moment.
He decided to pull in closer to the fire to feel the warmth on a cold night.
The advertisement was designed to pull in customers with its catchy slogan.

Meaning

The term ‘pull-in’ can refer to the action of bringing something towards oneself or forcing it to come in closer. It can also denote the act of engaging someone’s interest or attention.