withdraw
/ˈwɪðdrɔː/; /ˈwɪðdriːw/Definitions
1. verb
to take back or remove something, especially money, from a bank account, a place, or a situation
“She withdrew her savings from the bank.”
2. verb
to remove or pull back something, such as a part of the body, from a position
“He withdrew his hand from the hot stove.”
3. verb
to cancel or stop something, such as an action or a plan
“They withdrew their support for the project.”
4. noun
the act of taking back or removing something
“The withdrawal of the troops from the country was a slow process.”
5. noun
a feeling of sadness or unhappiness, especially after losing someone or something
“The patient experienced withdrawal symptoms after quitting the medication.”