1. removable sections or inserts in a publication, such as maps, posters, or supplements
2. designated areas alongside a road where vehicles can stop or park temporarily
3. withdrawals of troops, personnel, or resources from a particular location or situation
Usage: military; political

Examples

• The magazine included colorful pullouts featuring maps of national parks.
• Students collected the pullouts from their textbooks for the geography project.
• We stopped at one of the scenic pullouts to take photos of the valley.
• The highway has several pullouts for emergency vehicles.
• The military announced pullouts from three overseas bases.
• The company’s pullouts from international markets surprised investors.
• Emergency pullouts were established along the mountain highway.
• The atlas contained detailed pullouts of major metropolitan areas.