Withdraw

Meaning

Verb

●

In Military:

To

or

(something)

or back from its

or situation.

To

(someone or (reflexive,

)

) from a

or

;

(military), to

(soldiers) from a

or

where they are stationed.

●

To

or

(something)

or back from its

or situation.

To

or

(a

,

,

, or other

) aside.

●

To

or

(something

given or

); to

, to retract.

●

To cause or help (someone) to

an

or

; to

out.

●

To take (one's

) off something; to look away.

●

To

(something) as

to a certain group.

●

To

(a

) from

or inquiry.

●

To

(a

course of action

,

, etc.)

●

To

(a

, something

, etc.); to

, to retract.

●

To

or

(someone) from a

course of action

, a

, etc.

●

In Banking & Finance:

To

(money) from a

or other financial deposit.

●

Chiefly

from: to

a place,

, etc; to

another

or place.

●

In Military:

Chiefly

from: to

a place,

, etc; to

another

or place.

Of

: to

a

or

where they are

; to retreat.

●

Chiefly

from: to

in some

; also, to

from the company of others, from

, etc.

●

To

to or

with other people and

not related to what is happening.

●

To

an

or

; to

withdrawal.

●

Of a

: to

the

from a partner's body

before

; to

in

interruptus.

Noun

●

An

of

or

; a

, a

or withdrawing.

●

In Law:

Synonym of

(“a

of a

based on a

's

of the

; a

; also, a

on a

for such a

”)

Sourced from

Origin

withdraw

English

withdrawen

Middle English (1100-1500)

Sourced from

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