Withdraw

usgb/wɪðˈdrɔː/
verb

To take or move out or back, or to remove.

I withdrew some money from my bank account.
Visual representation of "withdraw" - To take or move out or back, or to remove

Often appears as...

  • withdraw money
  • withdraw an offer
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Physical Action

Used when referring to moving something from its place, like money from an account.

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She withdrew her hand from the hot stove quickly.
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Reversing Decisions

Implies taking back a decision or offer presented to others.

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The company withdrew its initial job offer.
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Prefer Avoidance

Suggests avoidance of an event or situation, not always physically leaving.

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He withdrew from the conversation as it grew heated.
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