Pull off

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verb

To succeed in doing something difficult.

Nobody thought he could pull off such a difficult project, but he proved them wrong.
Visual representation of "pull off" - to succeed in doing something difficult

Often appears as...

  • pull off a stunt
  • pull off a project
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Unexpected Success

Indicates doing something difficult that surprises others when successful.

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Everyone doubted her, but she pulled off the high-profile presentation.
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Challenging Feat

Often used to describe a task that requires a lot of skill or effort.

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He pulled off the dance move flawlessly, despite its complexity.
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Against Odds

Suggests success despite low expectations or unfavorable conditions.

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She pulled off an upset victory against the reigning champion.
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