noun
pullout
Pullout (noun) means the act of pulling out, especially when troops leave an area.
noun
1
The act of pulling out, especially when troops leave an area.
2
The moment when a diving aircraft levels out or begins to climb.
3
Something, for instance a supplement in a newspaper, that can be removed by pulling it out from something else.
4
A short quotation displayed prominently, set apart from the main text.
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Etymology
A deverbal formed from pull out.
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What is the meaning of pullout?
"pullout" (noun) means the act of pulling out, especially when troops leave an area.
What is another word for pullout?
Other words for "pullout" include disengagement, fallback.
What are the different meanings of pullout?
"pullout" has 3 main meanings: 1. The act of pulling out, especially when troops leave an area; 2. The moment when a diving aircraft levels out or begins to climb; 3. Something, for instance a supplement in a newspaper, that can be removed by pulling it out from something else.
