idiom
pull together
PUL tuh-GETH-er
pʊl təˈɡɛðərListen
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Syllable breakdown
pulltogether
Dictionary meaning
to cooperate, unite, and work as a cohesive team rather than pursuing individual agendas or allowing disagreements to undermine collective effort; the phrase evokes the physical image of everyone pulling in the same direction — on a rope, an oar, or a net — so that combined effort is multiplied rather than wasted through internal friction; it is used as a rallying call in times of crisis, difficulty, or intense collective endeavour
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