Meaning of Pulling stories out of thin air
Creating ideas or stories without any preparation or real basis.
In simple words: Making up stories from nowhere.
Pulling stories out of thin air in a sentence
- He was just pulling stories out of thin air during the meeting.
- It's hard to believe she was just pulling those numbers out of thin air.
- The writer is great at pulling stories out of thin air when needed.
How to use Pulling stories out of thin air
Used informally to describe creating something without any basis. Avoid in formal writing.
Grammar pattern
pulling + object + out of thin air
Memory hint
Imagine pulling a rabbit out of a hat – it's magic and made up!
Related words
Collocations with Pulling stories out of thin air
- pulling ideas
- pulling facts
- pulling anecdotes
Synonyms for Pulling stories out of thin air
- making up stories
- inventing tales
- fabricating narratives
- dreaming up
- concocting plots
Opposites of Pulling stories out of thin air
- Providing evidence
- Presenting facts
- Giving proof
Common mistakes with Pulling stories out of thin air
- Mixing up with 'pulling strings', which means using connections.
- Using it in formal contexts where it's inappropriate.
- Not understanding it means to invent rather than reveal.
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Frequently asked questions about Pulling stories out of thin air
What does Pulling stories out of thin air mean?
Making up stories from nowhere.
What is the definition of Pulling stories out of thin air?
Creating ideas or stories without any preparation or real basis.
How do you use Pulling stories out of thin air in a sentence?
He was just pulling stories out of thin air during the meeting.
Can you give another example of Pulling stories out of thin air?
It's hard to believe she was just pulling those numbers out of thin air.
What are synonyms for Pulling stories out of thin air?
Common alternatives include making up stories, inventing tales, fabricating narratives, dreaming up, concocting plots.
What is the opposite of Pulling stories out of thin air?
Opposite meanings include Providing evidence, Presenting facts, Giving proof.
What words go with Pulling stories out of thin air?
It commonly pairs with pulling ideas, pulling facts, pulling anecdotes.
What are common mistakes when using Pulling stories out of thin air?
Mixing up with 'pulling strings', which means using connections. Using it in formal contexts where it's inappropriate. Not understanding it means to invent rather than reveal.
How do you pronounce Pulling stories out of thin air?
US: //ˈpʊl.ɪŋ ˈstɔːr.iz aʊt əv θɪn eər//, UK: //ˈpʊl.ɪŋ ˈstɔː.riz aʊt əv θɪn eə//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
Is Pulling stories out of thin air formal or informal?
"Pulling stories out of thin air" is informal, so it fits casual conversation with friends and family.
When should I use Pulling stories out of thin air?
Used informally to describe creating something without any basis. Avoid in formal writing.
