noun

withdrawal

withdrawal, retreat, revocation

I need to make a cash withdrawal.

I need to make a cash withdrawal.

The withdrawal of troops has begun.

The withdrawal of troops has begun.

He is suffering from drug withdrawal.

He is suffering from drug withdrawal.

Her sudden withdrawal from the team surprised everyone.

Her sudden withdrawal from the team surprised everyone.

((a/the)) withdrawal ((of sth.)) ((from sth.)) The withdrawal of troops from the region is complete.

((a/the)) withdrawal ((from sth.)) His withdrawal from the race was unexpected.

((to make)) a withdrawal I need to make a withdrawal from my account.

Synonyms: removal, retreat, extraction; Antonyms: deposit, advance, entry

From the prefix 'with-' (away, back) and the verb 'draw' (to pull). Literally 'a pulling back'.

Think of 'drawing' money 'with' you from the bank, or an army 'drawing' back from a position.

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