Pronunciation

/wɪðˈdrɔː/

Definitions

• Verb:
  • Noun: The act of removing oneself from a location, group, or engagement; to pull back or draw back. For example: “She decided to withdraw her savings from the bank.”
  • Verb: To reduce one’s involvement or support in something; to撤回. For example: “The company decided to withdraw from the project due to financial constraints.”
  • Noun: A right or privilege to withdraw, as in a pension or share. For example: “He exercised his right to withdraw his shares from the company.”

Phrases

• “Withdraw funds” means to take out money from a bank account.
• “Withdraw consent” signifies revoking approval or agreement.
• “Withdrawal symptoms” describe the physical or emotional reactions when stopping the use of a substance, like caffeine or a medication.

Example Sentences

• Withdrawal: “The soldier experienced withdrawal after months of combat.”
• Withdrawal from a club: “The member decided to withdraw from the club’s membership.”
• Withdraw savings: “She planned to withdraw her savings to pay off her debts.”

Synonyms

• Pull back
• Retreat
• Remove
• Withdrawal (noun, financial)
• Rescind
• Relinquish
• Quit