B2nounmoneypolitics
US/wɪðˈdrɑː.əl/
UK/wɪðˈdrɔː.əl/
taking money out of a bank; also leaving something, or stopping being involved in it
In context
You can make cash withdrawals at any of our ATMs without a fee.
The country's withdrawal from the agreement shocked its neighbors.
When he quit smoking, he suffered from withdrawal symptoms for weeks.
Words that go with withdrawal
noun + noun
- withdrawal symptomsSome people get withdrawal symptoms when they stop drinking coffee.
- cash withdrawalThere is a daily limit on cash withdrawals abroad.
- troop withdrawalBoth sides agreed on a timetable for troop withdrawal.
verb + noun
- make a withdrawalI need to make a withdrawal before we go to the market.
noun + preposition
- withdrawal fromHis withdrawal from the race surprised everyone.
adjective + noun
- gradual withdrawalThe plan calls for a gradual withdrawal of support over two years.