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Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
withdraw/wɪðˈdrɔː/
▶verb (past withdrew; past part. withdrawn)
- 1 remove or take away.
■ take (money) out of an account.
- 2 leave or cause to leave a place or situation.
■ cease to participate in an activity or be a member of a team or organization.
■ prevent from participating in an activity.
- 3 take back; discontinue or retract: she withdrew her allegations.
- 4 depart to another place in search of quiet or privacy.
■ retreat from social contact.
- 5 cease to take an addictive drug.
'withdraw' also found in these Oxford entries:
back
- beat
- beg
- bench
- bow
- boycott
- buy
- cashback
- cash card
- chicken
- climb
- contract
- deal-breaker
- decolonize
- delegitimize
- derecognize
- disinvest
- disinvite
- drawing room
- evacuate
- exfiltrate
- haul
- hospital trust
- laicize
- mumblety-peg
- opt
- phase
- phlebotomy
- pike
- pull
- pulp
- recede
- recessional
- redoubt
- retire
- retract
- retreat
- rug
- scratch
- secede
- step
- throw
- unsay
- venepuncture
- wimp
- withdrawn
- yank
Forum discussions with the word(s) "withdraw" in the title:
A cash card is a card to withdraw money with.
collect/withdraw/pick up
I’ll withdraw convention and use conventional usage instead.
Recall & Withdraw
Resign vs. Withdraw
set expression for "to withdraw a reform/law"
Withdraw
withdraw a lawsuit
withdraw and replace the
withdraw from the body
withdraw or withdraw to?
withdraw someone from the commiittee
withdraw the army
Withdraw to / withdraw from
Withdraw vs Withdrawal?
withdraw weak punishment
withdraw when situation is favorable.
withdraw, termination, repudiation, avoidance
withdraw/stay away
Withhold v. withdraw
collect/withdraw/pick up
I’ll withdraw convention and use conventional usage instead.
Recall & Withdraw
Resign vs. Withdraw
set expression for "to withdraw a reform/law"
Withdraw
withdraw a lawsuit
withdraw and replace the
withdraw from the body
withdraw or withdraw to?
withdraw someone from the commiittee
withdraw the army
Withdraw to / withdraw from
Withdraw vs Withdrawal?
withdraw weak punishment
withdraw when situation is favorable.
withdraw, termination, repudiation, avoidance
withdraw/stay away
Withhold v. withdraw
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