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Synonyms for "withdraw" in English

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Detailed Synonyms for withdraw in English

withdraw:

to withdraw verbe (withdraws, withdrew, withdrawing)

  1. to withdraw
    to withdraw; to retrieve; to resign; to resign from; to retire; to pull back; to abdicate; to secede from; to fetch back
    • withdraw verbe (withdraws, withdrew, withdrawing)
    • retrieve verbe (retrieves, retrieved, retrieving)
    • resign verbe (resigns, resigned, resigning)
    • resign from verbe (resigns from, resigned from, resigning from)
    • retire verbe (retires, retired, retiring)
    • pull back verbe (pulls back, pulled back, pulling back)
    • abdicate verbe (abdicates, abdicated, abdicating)
    • secede from verbe (secedes from, seceded from, seceding from)
    • fetch back verbe (fetches back, fetched back, fetching back)
  2. to withdraw
    to leave
    – go away from a place 1
    • leave verbe (leaves, left, leaving)
      • At what time does your train leave?1
      • She didn't leave until midnight1
      • The ship leaves at midnight1
    to abandon; to depart from; to secede from; to withdraw; to retire
    • abandon verbe (abandons, abandoned, abandoning)
    • depart from verbe (departs from, departed from, departing from)
    • secede from verbe (secedes from, seceded from, seceding from)
    • withdraw verbe (withdraws, withdrew, withdrawing)
    • retire verbe (retires, retired, retiring)
  3. to withdraw
    to resign; to retire; to withdraw; to slow down; to come to a halt
    • resign verbe (resigns, resigned, resigning)
    • retire verbe (retires, retired, retiring)
    • withdraw verbe (withdraws, withdrew, withdrawing)
    • slow down verbe (slows down, slowed down, slowing down)
    • come to a halt verbe (comes to a halt, came to a halt, coming to a halt)
  4. to withdraw
    to withdraw; to pull back; to draw back; step back; to stand back
    • withdraw verbe (withdraws, withdrew, withdrawing)
    • pull back verbe (pulls back, pulled back, pulling back)
    • draw back verbe (draws back, drew back, drawing back)
    • step back verbe
    • stand back verbe (stands back, stood back, standing back)
  5. to withdraw
    to recoil; to shrink back; recoil from; to withdraw; to shrink
    • recoil verbe (recoils, recoiled, recoiling)
    • shrink back verbe (shrinks back, shrank back, shrinking back)
    • recoil from verbe
    • withdraw verbe (withdraws, withdrew, withdrawing)
    • shrink verbe (shrinks, shrank, shrinking)
  6. to withdraw
    – remove something concrete, as by lifting, pushing, or taking off, or remove something abstract 1
    to take; to withdraw; to remove; to take away
    – remove something concrete, as by lifting, pushing, or taking off, or remove something abstract 1
    • take verbe (takes, took, taking)
      • take the gun from your pocket1
    • withdraw verbe (withdraws, withdrew, withdrawing)
      • This machine withdraws heat from the environment1
    • remove verbe (removes, removed, removing)
      • remove a threat1
      • remove a wrapper1
    • take away verbe (takes away, took away, taking away)
  7. to withdraw
    – keep away from others 1
    to withdraw; to seclude; sequester; sequestrate
    – keep away from others 1
    • withdraw verbe (withdraws, withdrew, withdrawing)
    • seclude verbe (secludes, secluded, secluding)
    • sequester verbe
      • He sequestered himself in his study to write a book1
    • sequestrate verbe
  8. to withdraw
    – take back what one has said 1
    to withdraw; to swallow; to take back; unsay
    – take back what one has said 1
    • withdraw verbe (withdraws, withdrew, withdrawing)
    • swallow verbe (swallows, swallowed, swallowing)
      • He swallowed his words1
    • take back verbe (takes back, took back, taking back)
    • unsay verbe
  9. to withdraw
    – make a retreat from an earlier commitment or activity 1
    to withdraw; to retreat; to back out; crawfish; to pull back; pull in one's horns; back away; crawfish out
    – make a retreat from an earlier commitment or activity 1
  10. to withdraw
    – release from something that holds fast, connects, or entangles 1
    to withdraw; to disengage
    – release from something that holds fast, connects, or entangles 1
    • withdraw verbe (withdraws, withdrew, withdrawing)
    • disengage verbe (disengages, disengaged, disengaging)
      • I want to disengage myself from his influence1
      • disengage the gears1
  11. to withdraw
    – lose interest 1
    to withdraw; to retire
    – lose interest 1
    • withdraw verbe (withdraws, withdrew, withdrawing)
    • retire verbe (retires, retired, retiring)
      • he retired from life when his wife died1
  12. to withdraw
    – pull back or move away or backward 1
    to withdraw; to retreat; to retire; to pull back; to draw back; move back; pull away; recede
    – pull back or move away or backward 1
    • withdraw verbe (withdraws, withdrew, withdrawing)
      • The enemy withdrew1
    • retreat verbe (retreats, retreated, retreating)
    • retire verbe (retires, retired, retiring)
    • pull back verbe (pulls back, pulled back, pulling back)
    • draw back verbe (draws back, drew back, drawing back)
    • move back verbe
    • pull away verbe
    • recede verbe
  13. to withdraw
    – remove (a commodity) from (a supply source) 1
    to draw; to withdraw; to take out; draw off
    – remove (a commodity) from (a supply source) 1
    • draw verbe (draws, drew, drawing)
    • withdraw verbe (withdraws, withdrew, withdrawing)
    • take out verbe (takes out, took out, taking out)
    • draw off verbe
  14. to withdraw
    – cause to be returned 1
    to withdraw; to recall; to call in; to call back
    – cause to be returned 1
    • withdraw verbe (withdraws, withdrew, withdrawing)
    • recall verbe (recalls, recalled, recalling)
      • recall the defective auto tires1
    • call in verbe (calls in, called in, calling in)
    • call back verbe (calls back, called back, calling back)
      • The manufacturer tried to call back the spoilt yoghurt1
  15. to withdraw
    – withdraw from active participation 1
    to withdraw; to retire
    – withdraw from active participation 1
    • withdraw verbe (withdraws, withdrew, withdrawing)
    • retire verbe (retires, retired, retiring)
      • He retired from chess1
  16. to withdraw
    – retire gracefully 1
    to withdraw; bow out
    – retire gracefully 1
  17. to withdraw
    – break from a meeting or gathering 1
    to withdraw; to retire; to adjourn
    – break from a meeting or gathering 1
    • withdraw verbe (withdraws, withdrew, withdrawing)
    • retire verbe (retires, retired, retiring)
      • The men retired to the library1
    • adjourn verbe (adjourns, adjourned, adjourning)
      • We adjourned for lunch1

Conjugations for withdraw:

present
  1. withdraw
  2. withdraw
  3. withdraws
  4. withdraw
  5. withdraw
  6. withdraw
simple past
  1. withdrew
  2. withdrew
  3. withdrew
  4. withdrew
  5. withdrew
  6. withdrew
present perfect
  1. have withdrawn
  2. have withdrawn
  3. has withdrawn
  4. have withdrawn
  5. have withdrawn
  6. have withdrawn
past continuous
  1. was withdrawing
  2. were withdrawing
  3. was withdrawing
  4. were withdrawing
  5. were withdrawing
  6. were withdrawing
future
  1. shall withdraw
  2. will withdraw
  3. will withdraw
  4. shall withdraw
  5. will withdraw
  6. will withdraw
continuous present
  1. am withdrawing
  2. are withdrawing
  3. is withdrawing
  4. are withdrawing
  5. are withdrawing
  6. are withdrawing
subjunctive
  1. be withdrawn
  2. be withdrawn
  3. be withdrawn
  4. be withdrawn
  5. be withdrawn
  6. be withdrawn
diverse
  1. withdraw!
  2. let's withdraw!
  5. withdrawn
  6. withdrawing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

withdraw

  1. withdraw
    withdraw; draw in
  2. withdraw
    withdraw
  3. withdraw
    withdraw; choose
  4. withdraw
    leave; withdraw; retire

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Related Definitions for "withdraw":

  1. remove something concrete, as by lifting, pushing, or taking off, or remove something abstract1
    • This machine withdraws heat from the environment1
  2. keep away from others1
  3. take back what one has said1
  4. make a retreat from an earlier commitment or activity1
  5. release from something that holds fast, connects, or entangles1
  6. lose interest1
  7. pull back or move away or backward1
    • The enemy withdrew1
  8. remove (a commodity) from (a supply source)1
  9. cause to be returned1
  10. withdraw from active participation1
  11. retire gracefully1
  12. break from a meeting or gathering1

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