attract or extend depending on the situation and usage
no, the more accurate is PROTRACT.
not sure where this person got their answer, but it sounds like a guess. essentially the term MEANS to "extend" but I believe the question was asking for the common antonym.
PROTRACT
1) to extend or forward or outward.
ORIGIN:
Latin protractus, past participle of protrahere,literally, to draw forward, from pro- forward + trahere to draw - more at pro-First Known Use: 1540
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