ひきよせる

Frequency rank: 3,255. – 3,256.
    Ichidan verb; transitive verb
  1. to draw or pull something towards oneself (e.g. chair)
Forms
  • ひきよせるFrequency rank: 3,255. – 3,256.
  • ひきよせる
  • ひきよせる
  • ひきよせる
Generated word frames (experimental)
きごう[きごう]きごう[きごう]
[Person] pulls [Object] towards themselves
[Object] is drawn towards [Person]
[Emotion] draws [Person] in
[Person] attracts [Relationship]
[Event] draws [Person] in
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. to draw or pull something towards oneself (e.g. chair)
  2. This meaning is used when physically moving an object closer to oneself. It's often used in contexts involving actions that require effort to relocate an item.
Generated collocations (experimental)
Generated related terms (experimental)
ひきよせる
To draw or pull something towards oneself; commonly used to describe the action of bringing objects closer.
ひきよせ引き寄せひきよせ
Refers to the act of attracting or drawing something towards oneself, often used in contexts of attraction or influence.
おしだす
To push something away or push it outwards; contrasts with pulling or drawing closer.
ひっぱる
To pull something with force; can also suggest dragging or tugging something along.
ちかづける
To bring something closer, indicating movement towards a particular point; relates to making something nearer rather than pulling it.
さそう
To invite or lure someone, suggesting an action that draws someone in, often used in a social context.
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
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