What does withdraw mean in English? Meaning of withdraw definition and abbreviation with examples.
Meaning of "withdraw": pull back or move away or backward
Verb
Meaning: pull back or move away or backwardExample: The enemy withdrew
The limo pulled away from the curbSynonyms: draw back
move back
pull away
pull back
recede
retire
retreat
withdrawHyponyms: back down
back off
back up
fall back
retreat
retrogradeHypernyms: go
locomote
move
travelAntonyms: advance
go on
march on
move on
pass on
progressMeaning of "withdraw": withdraw from active participation
Verb
Meaning: withdraw from active participationExample: He retired from chessSynonyms: retire
withdrawHyponyms: drop outHypernyms: cease
discontinue
give up
lay off
quit
stopMeaning of "withdraw": release from something that holds fast, connects, or entangles
Verb
Meaning: release from something that holds fast, connects, or entanglesExample: I want to disengage myself from his influence
disengage the gearsSynonyms: disengage
withdrawHyponyms: unlockHypernyms: let go
let go of
release
relinquishAntonyms: engage
lock
mesh
operateMeaning of "withdraw": cause to be returned
Verb
Meaning: cause to be returnedExample: recall the defective auto tires
The manufacturer tried to call back the spoilt yoghurtSynonyms: call back
call in
recall
withdrawHyponyms: decommissionHypernyms: takeMeaning of "withdraw": take back what one has said
Verb
Meaning: take back what one has saidExample: He swallowed his wordsSynonyms: swallow
take back
unsay
withdrawHypernyms: disown
renounce
repudiateMeaning of "withdraw": keep away from others
Verb
Meaning: keep away from othersExample: He sequestered himself in his study to write a bookSynonyms: seclude
sequester
sequestrate
withdrawHypernyms: insulate
isolateMeaning of "withdraw": break from a meeting or gathering
Verb
Meaning: break from a meeting or gatheringExample: We adjourned for lunch
The men retired to the librarySynonyms: adjourn
retire
withdrawHyponyms: prorogueHypernyms: close
close down
close up
fold
shut downMeaning of "withdraw": retire gracefully
Verb
Meaning: retire gracefullyExample: He bowed out when he realized he could no longer handle the demands of the chairmanshipSynonyms: bow out
withdrawHypernyms: retireMeaning of "withdraw": remove (a commodity) from (a supply source)
Verb
Meaning: remove (a commodity) from (a supply source)Example: She drew $2,000 from the account
The doctors drew medical supplies from the hospital's emergency bankSynonyms: draw
draw off
take out
withdrawHyponyms: check out
cheque
dip
disinvest
divert
divest
hive off
overdraw
tapHypernyms: remove
take
take away
withdrawAntonyms: bank
depositMeaning of "withdraw": lose interest
Verb
Meaning: lose interestExample: he retired from life when his wife diedSynonyms: retire
withdrawHyponyms: back down
back off
bow out
chicken out
pull outHypernyms: fatigue
jade
pall
tire
wearyMeaning of "withdraw": make a retreat from an earlier commitment or activity
Verb
Meaning: make a retreat from an earlier commitment or activityExample: We'll have to crawfish out from meeting with him
He backed out of his earlier promise
The aggressive investment company pulled in its hornsSynonyms: back away
back out
crawfish
crawfish out
pull back
pull in one's horns
retreat
withdrawMeaning of "withdraw": remove something concrete, as by lifting, pushing, or taking off, or remove something abstract
Verb
Meaning: remove something concrete, as by lifting, pushing, or taking off, or remove something abstractExample: remove a threat
remove a wrapper
Remove the dirty dishes from the table
take the gun from your pocket
This machine withdraws heat from the environmentSynonyms: remove
take
take away
withdrawHyponyms: ablate
amputate
aspirate
bail
bail out
bale out
bear away
bear off
bone
brush
bur
burl
burr
cancel
carry away
carry off
carve out
cast
cast off
chip away
chip away at
circumcise
clean
clear
clear away
clear off
clear out
clear up
condense
cream
cream off
crumb
cut into
cut off
de-iodinate
de-ionate
debone
decalcify
decarbonise
decarbonize
decarburise
decarburize
decoke
decorticate
defang
defuse
degas
dehorn
delete
delouse
delve
demineralise
demineralize
depilate
descale
desorb
detoxicate
detoxify
detusk
dig
disburden
discharge
disembowel
disinvest
dislodge
dismantle
divest
draw
draw away
draw off
draw out
dredge
drive out
drop
eliminate
empty
enucleate
epilate
eviscerate
excavate
exenterate
expectorate
extirpate
extract
flick
free
get out
gut
harvest
head
hollow
hull
husk
hypophysectomise
hypophysectomize
knock out
lade
laden
ladle
leach
lift
lift out
muck
offsaddle
pick
pit
pull
pull off
pull out
pull up
ream
resect
scale
scalp
scavenge
scoop
scoop out
scoop up
seed
shake off
shed
shell
shuck
skim
skim off
spoon
stem
stone
string
strip
suck out
take away
take off
take out
take up
tear away
tear off
throw
throw away
throw off
tip
turn over
tusk
unburden
undock
undress
unhinge
unpack
unsaddle
unstring
unveil
wash
wash away
wash off
wash out
wear away
wear off
weed
winnow
wipe away
wipe off
withdrawAlso see: deduct
subtract
take offSynonyms:
quit, depart, pull out, retire, disengage, leave, eliminate, go, drop out, retreat, blow, abjure, recede, secede, switch, book, exit, quail, vacate, recoil, detach, extract, shrink, back out, bail out, bow out, check out, draw back, fall back, get off, phase out, take off, pull back, absent oneself, draw away, ease out, exfiltrate, get away, get lost, give ground, give way, keep aloof, keep apart, make oneself scarce, run along, seclude oneself, take a hike, take away, take leave, take out, bar, reverse, retire, abolish, ban, revoke, rescind, invalidate, annul, repudiate, recall, abjure, disclaim, repress, nullify, quash, disavow, forswear, renege, suppress, abrogate, recant, dissolve, call off, stamp out, take back, unsay, renig,
Antonyms:
persevere, come in, combine, unite, remain, permit, come, stay, continue, enter, begin, join, engage, keep, arrive, face, meet, advance, allow, permit, enforce, validate, sanction, remain, allow, approve, restore, admit, let go, support, stay, advance,
