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1. (n.) withdrawal
the act of withdrawing.
2. withdrawal
the state of being withdrawn.
3. withdrawal
retirement or removal, as to a more peaceful or protected situation.
4. withdrawal
something withdrawn, esp. a sum of money from a fund, account, or the like.
5. withdrawal
the act or process of ceasing to use an addictive drug.
Etymology: (1740–50)
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| Definition of 'withdrawal' |
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1. (noun) withdrawal, backdown, climb-down
a retraction of a previously held position
2. (noun) withdrawal
the act of taking out money or other capital
3. (noun) withdrawal
the act of withdrawing
"the withdrawal of French troops from Vietnam"
4. (noun) withdrawal, detachment
avoiding emotional involvement
5. (noun) withdrawal
the act of withdrawing blood, tumors, etc.
"the nurse was expert at the withdrawal of blood"
6. (noun) withdrawal
the act of ceasing to participate in an activity
7. (noun) coitus interruptus, withdrawal method, withdrawal, pulling out, onanism
a method of birth control in which coitus is initiated but the penis is deliberately withdrawn before ejaculation
8. (noun) secession, withdrawal
formal separation from an alliance or federation
9. (noun) withdrawal, drug withdrawal
the termination of drug taking
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1. (noun) withdrawal
the act of withdrawing money
He made a withdrawal of $100.
2. withdrawal
when sb no longer provides sth
the withdrawal of funding
3. withdrawal
when sb withdraws from an activity
his withdrawal from the competition
4. withdrawal
the bad effects sb feels when they stop taking addictive drugs
drug addiction withdrawal symptoms
5. withdrawal
when sb becomes quiet and stops speaking to anyone
social withdrawal
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| Definition of 'withdrawal' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) withdrawal
the act of withdrawing; withdrawment; retreat; retraction
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Sense: to remove (money from a bank account etc)
I withdrew all my savings and went abroad.
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 Afrikaans: onttrekking |
 Arabic: إنْسِحاب |
 Bulgarian: оттегляне |
 Brazilian: retirada |
 Czech: ústup |
 German: der Rückzug |
 Danish: tilbagetrækning |
 Greek: αποχώρηση, ανάκληση, ανάλ |
 Spanish: retirada |
 Estonian: taandumine |
 Farsi: استرداد |
 Finnish: vetäytyminen |
 French: retrait |
 Hebrew: מְשִיכָה |
 Hindi: निकास |
 Croatian: povlačenje |
 Hungarian: kivonás; visszavon(ul)ás, |
 Indonesian: penarikan |
 Icelandic: úttekt; afturköllun |
 Italian: ritiro |
 Japanese: 撤退 |
 Korean: 철수 |
 Lithuanian: atitraukimas, atsiėmimas, |
 Latvian: atkāpšanās; anulēšana; iz |
 Malay: pengunduran |
 Dutch: terugtrekking, opname |
 Norwegian: tilbaketrekking; uttak; i |
 Polish: wycofanie |
 Persian: استرداد |
 Pashto: بيرته اخيستنه، لاس اخيستن |
 Portuguese: retirada |
 Romanian: retragere |
 Russian: отвод; изъятие |
 Slovak: stiahnutie; odstránenie; |
 Slovenian: umik, dvig |
 Serbian: povlačenje |
 Swedish: tillbakadragande |
 Thai: การถอนคืน |
 Turkish: geriçekme/alma, çekilme |
 Taiwanese: 收回 |
 Ukrainian: забирання; відкликання |
 Urdu: واپسی |
 Vietnamese: sự rút khỏi |
 Chinese: 收回 |
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