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Definition of withdraw
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of withdraw is as below...
Withdraw
(v. i.) To
retire;
to
retreat;
to quit a
company
or
place;
to go away; as, he
withdrew
from the
company..
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Retreat
::
Retreat
(n.) The
withdrawing
of a ship or fleet from an enemy for the
purpose
of
avoiding
an
engagement
or
escaping
after
defeat.
Avoidance
::
Avoidance
(n.) A
dismissing
or a
quitting;
removal;
withdrawal.
Breechblock
::
Breechblock
(n.) The
movable
piece which
closes
the
breech
of a
breech-loading
firearm,
and
resists
the
backward
force of the
discharge.
It is
withdrawn
for the
insertion
of a
cartridge,
and
closed
again
before
the gun is
fired..
Abalienate
::
Abalienate
(v. t.) To
estrange;
to
withdraw.
Retirement
::
Retirement
(n.) The act of
retiring,
or the state of being
retired;
withdrawal;
seclusion;
as, the
retirement
of an
officer..
Alienate
::
Alienate
(v. t.) To
withdraw,
as the
affections;
to make
indifferent
of
averse,
where love or
friendship
before
subsisted;
to
estrange;
to wean; -- with
from..
Sequester
::
Sequester
(v. t.) To cause to
retire
or
withdraw
into
obscurity;
to
seclude;
to
withdraw;
-- often used
reflexively.
Retraction
::
Retraction
(n.) The act of
withdrawing
something
advanced,
stated,
claimed,
or done;
declaration
of
change
of
opinion;
recantation..
Disestablishment
::
Disestablishment
(n.) The act or
process
of
unsettling
or
breaking
up that which has been
established;
specifically,
the
withdrawal
of the
support
of the state from an
established
church;
as, the
disestablishment
and
disendowment
of the Irish
Church
by Act of
Parliament..
Sequester
::
Sequester
(v. i.) To
withdraw;
to
retire.
Declination
::
Declination
(n.) The act or state of
declining
or
refusing;
withdrawal;
refusal;
averseness.
Gammon
::
Gammon
(v. t.) To beat in the game of
backgammon,
before
an
antagonist
has been able to get his men or
counters
home and
withdraw
any of them from the
board;
as, to
gammon
a
person..
Retire
::
Retire
(v. t.) To
withdraw;
to take away; --
sometimes
used
reflexively.
Drawing-room
::
Drawing-room
(n.) A room
appropriated
for the
reception
of
company;
a room to which
company
withdraws
from the
dining
room.
Remain
::
Remain
(v. i.) To stay
behind
while
others
withdraw;
to be left after
others
have been
removed
or
destroyed;
to be left after a
number
or
quantity
has been
subtracted
or cut off; to be left as not
included
or
comprised.
Leave
::
Leave (v.) To put; to
place;
to
deposit;
to
deliver;
to
commit;
to
submit
-- with a sense of
withdrawing
one's self from; as, leave your hat in the hall; we left our
cards;
to leave the
matter
to
arbitrators..
Recall
::
Recall
(v. t.) To
revoke;
to annul by a
subsequent
act; to take back; to
withdraw;
as, to
recall
words,
or a
decree..
Absent
::
Absent
(v. t.) To take or
withdraw
(one's
self) to such a
distance
as to
prevent
intercourse;
-- used with the
reflexive
pronoun.
Secession
::
Secession
(n.) The act of
seceding;
separation
from
fellowship
or
association
with
others,
as in a
religious
or
political
organization;
withdrawal..
Cannula
::
Cannula
(n.) A small tube of
metal,
wood, or India
rubber,
used for
various
purposes,
esp. for
injecting
or
withdrawing
fluids.
It is
usually
associated
with a
trocar..
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