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Synonyms, Thesaurus & Antonyms of 'withdraw'
Princeton's WordNet
1. (verb) withdraw, retreat, pull away, draw back, recede, pull back, retire, move back
pull back or move away or backward
Synonyms: call in , swallow , sequester , lose , seclude , crawfish out , drop off , retire , crawfish , hit the hay , retreat , take , back away , strike out , back out , put out , take back , hit the sack , pull away , take out , fall back , unsay , turn in , crawl in , bow out , fall behind , draw back , recede , bed , sack out , recall , move back , retrograde , call back , go to sleep , sequestrate , draw , pull in one's horns , take away , go to bed , adjourn , disengage , withdraw , draw off , retract , pull back , kip down , remove Antonyms: bank , deposit
2. (verb) retire, withdraw
withdraw from active participation
Synonyms: swallow , sequester , crawl in , seclude , back away , crawfish out , retire , crawfish , retreat , take , call in , strike out , back out , put out , take back , hit the sack , pull away , take out , unsay , turn in , bow out , draw back , go to sleep , bed , sack out , recall , move back , recede , hit the hay , call back , sequestrate , draw , draw off , take away , go to bed , adjourn , disengage , withdraw , pull back , kip down , pull in one's horns , remove Antonyms: bank , deposit
3. (verb) disengage, withdraw
release from something that holds fast, connects, or entangles
Synonyms: recall , take back , call in , draw back , take away , sequester , swallow , withdraw , unsay , back away , draw off , draw , seclude , take , retire , free , pull back , remove , back out , call back , crawfish , move back , retreat , sequestrate , recede , bow out , disengage , take out , pull in one's horns , adjourn , crawfish out , pull awayAntonyms: bank , deposit
4. (verb) recall, call in, call back, withdraw
cause to be returned
Synonyms: swallow , sequester , echo , seclude , back away , crawfish out , retire , recollect , crawfish , retreat , visit , take , call in , back out , hark back , call up , take back , return , come back , pull away , take out , think , disengage , unsay , bow out , draw back , recede , recall , move back , call back , call , sequestrate , draw , draw off , take away , adjourn , remember , withdraw , retrieve , pull back , pull in one's horns , remove Antonyms: bank , deposit
5. (verb) swallow, take back, unsay, withdraw
take back what one has said
Synonyms: swallow , bring back , eat up , sequester , repossess , seclude , back away , crawfish out , return , crawfish , retreat , get down , take , call in , back out , retire , take back , pull away , take out , swallow up , unsay , bow out , draw back , recede , bury , recall , move back , call back , sequestrate , draw , draw off , accept , take away , adjourn , disengage , withdraw , immerse , pull back , live with , pull in one's horns , remove Antonyms: deposit , bank
6. (verb) seclude, sequester, sequestrate, withdraw
keep away from others
Synonyms: call in , swallow , attach , sequester , impound , seclude , crawfish out , keep apart , retire , crawfish , retreat , take , back away , confiscate , take back , set apart , back out , pull away , take out , unsay , bow out , draw back , seize , recede , recall , move back , call back , sequestrate , draw , draw off , take away , adjourn , disengage , withdraw , isolate , pull back , pull in one's horns , remove Antonyms: bank , deposit
7. (verb) adjourn, withdraw, retire
break from a meeting or gathering
Synonyms: call in , swallow , sequester , crawl in , seclude , crawfish out , retire , recess , crawfish , retreat , take , back away , break up , strike out , back out , put out , take back , hit the sack , pull away , take out , unsay , turn in , bow out , draw back , recede , bed , sack out , recall , move back , hit the hay , call back , go to sleep , sequestrate , draw , pull in one's horns , take away , go to bed , adjourn , disengage , withdraw , draw off , pull back , kip down , remove Antonyms: deposit , bank
8. (verb) bow out, withdraw
retire gracefully
Synonyms: call in , swallow , sequester , seclude , crawfish out , retire , crawfish , retreat , take , back away , back out , take back , pull away , take out , recall , back down , unsay , bow out , draw back , back off , chicken out , move back , recede , call back , pull out , sequestrate , draw , pull in one's horns , take away , adjourn , disengage , withdraw , draw off , pull back , remove Antonyms: bank , deposit
9. (verb) withdraw, draw, take out, draw off
remove (a commodity) from (a supply source)
Synonyms: withdraw , run , tie , draw , pull away , suck , recall , cast , pull up , pull , draw and quarter , reap , draw in , draw away , retire , bow out , crawfish , crawfish out , disengage , pull back , disembowel , take up , omit , extract , seclude , sequestrate , remove , pull in one's horns , call back , move out , absorb , sop up , take out , eviscerate , unpack , pull in , move back , exclude , buy food , take , quarter , make , adjourn , call in , pull out , get , describe , puff , take away , soak up , drag , recede , take in , excerpt , attract , swallow , force , sequester , back out , trace , imbibe , ask out , except , thread , draw out , draw back , draw off , leave out , unsay , pass , line , invite out , take back , suck up , delineate , string , guide , leave off , depict , retreat , get out , back away , pull offAntonyms: deposit , bank
10. (verb) retire, withdraw
lose interest
Synonyms: swallow , sequester , crawl in , seclude , back away , crawfish out , retire , crawfish , retreat , take , call in , strike out , back out , put out , take back , hit the sack , pull away , take out , unsay , turn in , bow out , draw back , go to sleep , bed , sack out , recall , move back , recede , hit the hay , call back , sequestrate , draw , draw off , take away , go to bed , adjourn , disengage , withdraw , pull back , kip down , pull in one's horns , remove Antonyms: deposit , bank
11. (verb) retreat, pull back, back out, back away, crawfish, crawfish out, pull in one's horns, withdraw
make a retreat from an earlier commitment or activity
Synonyms: recall , retract , call in , draw back , take away , sequester , swallow , withdraw , back out , back away , draw off , remove , seclude , take , retire , draw , take back , pull back , call back , retrograde , crawfish , move back , retreat , sequestrate , recede , bow out , pull away , take out , adjourn , pull in one's horns , unsay , crawfish out , disengage Antonyms: bank , deposit
12. (verb) remove, take, take away, withdraw
remove something concrete, as by lifting, pushing, or taking off, or remove something abstract
Synonyms: require , absent , read , hit , occupy , subscribe to , withdraw , lead , ingest , take on , carry , deal , assume , pull away , have , hold , engage , study , learn , fill , exact , polish off , choose , bear off , necessitate , recall , consume , call in , drive , hire , retire , consider , need , rent , bear away , off , pick out , crawfish out , disengage , pull back , back out , draw , contract , adopt , seclude , film , remove , demand , pull in one's horns , call back , move out , lease , take aim , take out , take up , train , strike , use up , select , take , get rid of , make , claim , adjourn , transfer , get , get hold of , murder , take away , pack , take back , recede , call for , take in , bring , swallow , submit , convey , sequester , shoot , aim , sequestrate , carry away , direct , charter , crawfish , contain , draw back , draw off , carry off , unsay , subscribe , slay , move back , detract , involve , acquire , look at , postulate , bow out , accept , guide , admit , dispatch , retreat , back away , ask , conduct , bump offAntonyms: deposit , bank
Synonyms, Thesaurus & Antonyms of 'withdraw'
English Synonyms and Antonyms
1. withdraw
The central idea of withdrawing makes abstract in common speech a euphemism for appropriate (unlawfully), purloin, steal. In mental processes we discriminate between objects by distingui
Synonyms: abstract , appropriate , distract , purloin , steal , detach , divert , remove , take away , discriminate , eliminate , separate , withdraw , distinguish Antonyms: add , complete , fill up , restore , unite , combine , conjoin , increase , strengthen
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