withdrawal
/ˈwɪð.dɹɔːl/; /ˈwɪð.dreɪ.əl/Definitions
1. noun
The act of taking or removing something from a place or situation.
“The company went through a large withdrawal of funds from the bank.”
2. noun
A state or period of feeling or being physically or mentally unwell, especially after quitting a habit such as smoking or taking a drug.
“After quitting smoking, he experienced a difficult withdrawal period.”
3. noun
A situation in which a person or organization stops providing something, especially financial support.
“The government announced a withdrawal of funding for the project.”
4. verb
To take or remove something from a place or situation.
“The manager withdrew the company’s assets from the investment.”
5. verb
To take money from a bank or other financial institution.
“She withdrew $100 from her account to pay for groceries.”
6. verb
To stop providing something, especially financial support.
“The government withdrew its support for the project due to lack of funds.”