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withdraw


 
  Troponyms  (hyponyms)  of  verb  withdraw 
 
  7  of  12  senses  of  withdraw 
 
  Sense  1 
  withdraw,  retreat,  pull  away  draw  back  recede,  pull  back  retire,  move  back 
  =>  recede,  fall  back  retire 
  =>  back  up  back  off  back  down 
 
  Sense  3 
  disengage,  withdraw 
  =>  unlock 
 
  Sense  4 
  recall,  call  in  call  back  withdraw 
  =>  decommission 
 
  Sense  7 
  remove,  take  take  away  withdraw 
  =>  epilate,  depilate 
  =>  bail 
  =>  strip,  undress 
  =>  ablate 
  =>  clean,  pick 
  =>  clean 
  =>  winnow 
  =>  unbrace 
  =>  pick 
  =>  clear,  clear  up 
  =>  muck 
  =>  lift 
  =>  lift 
  =>  lift 
  =>  tear  away  tear  off 
  =>  take  off 
  =>  take  away  take  out 
  =>  pit,  stone 
  =>  seed 
  =>  unhinge 
  =>  shuck 
  =>  hull 
  =>  crumb 
  =>  chip  away  chip  away  at 
  =>  burl 
  =>  knock  out 
  =>  scavenge,  clean 
  =>  hypophysectomize,  hypophysectomise 
  =>  degas 
  =>  husk 
  =>  bur,  burr 
  =>  clear  off  clear  away 
  =>  flick 
  =>  strip,  dismantle 
  =>  strip 
  =>  clear 
  =>  defang 
  =>  bone,  debone 
  =>  disembowel,  eviscerate,  draw 
  =>  shell,  pod 
  =>  tusk,  detusk 
  =>  dehorn 
  =>  scalp 
  =>  weed 
  =>  condense 
  =>  bail  out  bale  out 
  =>  leach,  strip 
  =>  decalcify 
  =>  detoxify,  detoxicate 
  =>  de-ionate 
  =>  de-iodinate 
  =>  decarbonize,  decarbonise,  decarburize,  decarburise,  decoke 
  =>  delouse 
  =>  ream 
  =>  brush 
  =>  wash,  wash  out  wash  off  wash  away 
  =>  desorb 
  =>  pull 
  =>  defuse 
  =>  dredge 
  =>  wear  away  wear  off 
  =>  amputate,  cut  off 
  =>  resect 
  =>  skim,  skim  off  cream  off  cream 
  =>  strip 
  =>  strip 
  =>  scale,  descale 
  =>  circumcise 
  =>  undock 
  =>  dig,  delve,  cut  into  turn  over 
  =>  excavate,  dig,  hollow 
  =>  scoop,  scoop  out  lift  out  scoop  up  take  up 
  =>  extract,  pull  out  pull  pull  up  take  out  draw  out 
  =>  take  out 
  =>  unstring 
  =>  string 
  =>  wipe  off  wipe  away 
  =>  take  away  bear  off  bear  away  carry  away  carry  off 
  =>  unveil 
  =>  unpack,  take  out 
  =>  unburden,  disburden 
  =>  empty 
  =>  discharge 
  =>  unsaddle,  offsaddle 
  =>  shed,  cast,  cast  off  shake  off  throw,  throw  off  throw  away  drop 
  =>  dislodge,  free 
  =>  clean 
  =>  aspirate,  draw  in  suck  in 
  =>  delete,  cancel 
  =>  ladle,  lade,  laden 
  =>  spoon 
  =>  gut 
  =>  draw  off  draw  away  pull  off 
  =>  clean,  strip 
  =>  draw,  take  out 
  =>  draw,  pull  pull  out  get  out  take  out 
  =>  leach 
  =>  draw 
  =>  withdraw,  draw,  take  out  draw  off 
 
  Sense  8 
  adjourn,  withdraw,  retire 
  =>  prorogue 
 
  Sense  10 
  withdraw,  draw,  take  out  draw  off 
  =>  cheque,  check  out 
  =>  overdraw 
  =>  tap 
  =>  divest 
 
  Sense  11 
  retire,  withdraw 
  =>  chicken  out  back  off  pull  out  back  down  bow  out 
 
  Troponyms  (hyponyms)  of  verb  withdraw 
 
  7  of  12  senses  of  withdraw 
 
  Sense  1 
  withdraw,  retreat,  pull  away  draw  back  recede,  pull  back  retire,  move  back 
  =>  recede,  fall  back  retire 
  =>  ebb,  ebb  away  ebb  down  ebb  out  ebb  off 
  =>  retrograde,  retreat 
  =>  back  up  back  off  back  down 
 
  Sense  3 
  disengage,  withdraw 
  =>  unlock 
 
  Sense  4 
  recall,  call  in  call  back  withdraw 
  =>  decommission 
 
  Sense  7 
  remove,  take  take  away  withdraw 
  =>  epilate,  depilate 
  =>  bail 
  =>  strip,  undress 
  =>  ablate 
  =>  clean,  pick 
  =>  clean 
  =>  winnow 
  =>  unbrace 
  =>  pick 
  =>  clear,  clear  up 
  =>  muck 
  =>  lift 
  =>  lift 
  =>  lift 
  =>  tear  away  tear  off 
  =>  take  off 
  =>  undress,  discase,  uncase,  unclothe,  strip,  strip  down  disrobe 
  =>  take  off 
  =>  peel  off 
  =>  slip  off 
  =>  uncloak 
  =>  doff,  take  off 
  =>  declaw 
  =>  dehorn 
  =>  disbud 
  =>  take  away  take  out 
  =>  bus 
  =>  kill,  obliterate,  wipe  out 
  =>  cross  off  cross  out  strike  out  strike  off  mark 
  =>  erase,  delete 
  =>  cart  off  cart  away  haul  off  haul  away 
  =>  pit,  stone 
  =>  seed 
  =>  unhinge 
  =>  shuck 
  =>  hull 
  =>  crumb 
  =>  chip  away  chip  away  at 
  =>  burl 
  =>  knock  out 
  =>  scavenge,  clean 
  =>  hypophysectomize,  hypophysectomise 
  =>  degas 
  =>  husk 
  =>  bur,  burr 
  =>  clear  off  clear  away 
  =>  flick 
  =>  strip,  dismantle 
  =>  strip 
  =>  clear 
  =>  denude,  bare,  denudate,  strip 
  =>  defoliate,  deforest,  disforest,  disafforest 
  =>  burn  off 
  =>  stump 
  =>  defang 
  =>  bone,  debone 
  =>  disembowel,  eviscerate,  draw 
  =>  shell,  pod 
  =>  tusk,  detusk 
  =>  dehorn 
  =>  scalp 
  =>  lift 
  =>  weed 
  =>  condense 
  =>  bail  out  bale  out 
  =>  leach,  strip 
  =>  decalcify 
  =>  detoxify,  detoxicate 
  =>  de-ionate 
  =>  de-iodinate 
  =>  decarbonize,  decarbonise,  decarburize,  decarburise,  decoke 
  =>  delouse 
  =>  ream 
  =>  brush 
  =>  wash,  wash  out  wash  off  wash  away 
  =>  desorb 
  =>  pull 
  =>  defuse 
  =>  dredge 
  =>  wear  away  wear  off 
  =>  abrade,  corrade,  abrase,  rub  down  rub  off 
  =>  chafe 
  =>  rasp 
  =>  amputate,  cut  off 
  =>  resect 
  =>  skim,  skim  off  cream  off  cream 
  =>  strip 
  =>  skin,  peel,  pare 
  =>  peel  off 
  =>  exfoliate 
  =>  flay 
  =>  bark,  skin 
  =>  decorticate 
  =>  pluck,  pull  tear,  deplume,  deplumate,  displume 
  =>  strip 
  =>  scale,  descale 
  =>  circumcise 
  =>  undock 
  =>  dig,  delve,  cut  into  turn  over 
  =>  furrow,  rut,  groove 
  =>  rout,  root,  rootle 
  =>  spade 
  =>  ridge 
  =>  shovel 
  =>  trowel 
  =>  burrow,  tunnel 
  =>  excavate,  dig,  hollow 
  =>  drive 
  =>  trench,  ditch 
  =>  scoop,  scoop  out  lift  out  scoop  up  take  up 
  =>  extract,  pull  out  pull  pull  up  take  out  draw  out 
  =>  wring  out  squeeze  out 
  =>  demodulate 
  =>  take  out 
  =>  pulp 
  =>  unstring 
  =>  string 
  =>  wipe  off  wipe  away 
  =>  deterge 
  =>  take  away  bear  off  bear  away  carry  away  carry  off 
  =>  spirit  away 
  =>  spirit  away  spirit  off 
  =>  whisk  off  whisk  away 
  =>  unveil 
  =>  unpack,  take  out 
  =>  bring  out  get  out 
  =>  winkle,  winkle  out 
  =>  unbox 
  =>  break  out 
  =>  uncrate 
  =>  unburden,  disburden 
  =>  empty 
  =>  unload,  offload 
  =>  discharge 
  =>  unsaddle,  offsaddle 
  =>  shed,  cast,  cast  off  shake  off  throw,  throw  off  throw  away  drop 
  =>  shed,  molt,  exuviate,  moult,  slough 
  =>  desquamate,  peel  off 
  =>  exfoliate 
  =>  autotomize 
  =>  dislodge,  free 
  =>  clean 
  =>  aspirate,  draw  in  suck  in 
  =>  delete,  cancel 
  =>  erase,  rub  out  score  out  efface,  wipe  off 
  =>  sponge 
  =>  scratch  out  cut  out 
  =>  strike,  expunge,  excise 
  =>  ladle,  lade,  laden 
  =>  slop 
  =>  spoon 
  =>  gut 
  =>  draw  off  draw  away  pull  off 
  =>  clean,  strip 
  =>  draw,  take  out 
  =>  milk 
  =>  strip 
  =>  pump 
  =>  siphon,  syphon,  siphon  off 
  =>  sluice 
  =>  tap 
  =>  suck 
  =>  rack 
  =>  deglycerolize,  deglycerolise 
  =>  draw,  pull  pull  out  get  out  take  out 
  =>  unsheathe 
  =>  leach 
  =>  draw 
  =>  withdraw,  draw,  take  out  draw  off 
  =>  cheque,  check  out 
  =>  overdraw 
  =>  tap 
  =>  divest 
 
  Sense  8 
  adjourn,  withdraw,  retire 
  =>  prorogue 
 
  Sense  10 
  withdraw,  draw,  take  out  draw  off 
  =>  cheque,  check  out 
  =>  overdraw 
  =>  tap 
  =>  divest 
 
  Sense  11 
  retire,  withdraw 
  =>  chicken  out  back  off  pull  out  back  down  bow  out 
  =>  resile 
 
  Entailment  of  verb  withdraw 
 
  1  of  12  senses  of  withdraw 
 
  Sense  8 
  adjourn,  withdraw,  retire 
  =>  meet  gather,  assemble,  forgather,  foregather 
 
  Synonyms/Hypernyms  (Ordered  by  Frequency)  of  verb  withdraw 
 
  12  senses  of  withdraw 
 
  Sense  1 
  withdraw,  retreat,  pull  away  draw  back  recede,  pull  back  retire,  move  back 
  =>  travel,  go  move  locomote 
 
  Sense  2 
  retire,  withdraw 
  =>  discontinue,  stop,  cease,  give  up  quit  lay  off 
 
  Sense  3 
  disengage,  withdraw 
  =>  let  go  of  let  go  release 
 
  Sense  4 
  recall,  call  in  call  back  withdraw 
  =>  take 
 
  Sense  5 
  swallow,  take  back  unsay,  withdraw 
  =>  renounce,  repudiate 
 
  Sense  6 
  seclude,  sequester,  sequestrate,  withdraw 
  =>  isolate,  insulate 
 
  Sense  7 
  remove,  take  take  away  withdraw 
 
  Sense  8 
  adjourn,  withdraw,  retire 
  =>  close  fold,  shut  down  close  down 
 
  Sense  9 
  bow  out  withdraw 
  =>  retire 
 
  Sense  10 
  withdraw,  draw,  take  out  draw  off 
  =>  remove,  take  take  away  withdraw 
 
  Sense  11 
  retire,  withdraw 
  =>  tire,  pall,  weary,  fatigue,  jade 
 
  Sense  12 
  retreat,  pull  back  back  out  back  away  crawfish,  crawfish  out  pull  in  one's  horns,  withdraw 
 
  Familiarity  of  verb  withdraw 
 
  withdraw  used  as  a  verb  is  familiar  (polysemy  count  =  12) 
 
  Synonyms  (Grouped  by  Similarity  of  Meaning)  of  verb  withdraw 
 
  Sense  1 
  withdraw,  retreat,  pull  away  draw  back  recede,  pull  back  retire,  move  back 
  =>  travel,  go  move  locomote 
 
  Sense  12 
  retreat,  pull  back  back  out  back  away  crawfish,  crawfish  out  pull  in  one's  horns,  withdraw 
  -------------- 
 
  Sense  2 
  retire,  withdraw 
  =>  discontinue,  stop,  cease,  give  up  quit  lay  off 
 
  Sense  9 
  bow  out  withdraw 
  =>  retire 
 
  Sense  11 
  retire,  withdraw 
  =>  tire,  pall,  weary,  fatigue,  jade 
  -------------- 
 
  Sense  6 
  seclude,  sequester,  sequestrate,  withdraw 
  =>  isolate,  insulate 
 
  Sense  8 
  adjourn,  withdraw,  retire 
  =>  close  fold,  shut  down  close  down 
  -------------- 
 
  Sense  3 
  disengage,  withdraw 
  =>  let  go  of  let  go  release 
  -------------- 
 
  Sense  4 
  recall,  call  in  call  back  withdraw 
  =>  take 
  -------------- 
 
  Sense  5 
  swallow,  take  back  unsay,  withdraw 
  =>  renounce,  repudiate 
  -------------- 
 
  Sense  7 
  remove,  take  take  away  withdraw 
  -------------- 
 
  Sense  10 
  withdraw,  draw,  take  out  draw  off 
  =>  remove,  take  take  away  withdraw 
  -------------- 
 
  Grep  of  noun  withdraw 
  withdrawal 
  withdrawal  method 
  withdrawal  symptom 
  withdrawer 
  withdrawing  room 
  withdrawnness 
 
  Overview  of  verb  withdraw 
 
  The  verb  withdraw  has  12  senses  (first  7  from  tagged  texts) 
 
  1.  (9)  withdraw,  retreat,  pull  away  draw  back  recede,  pull  back  retire,  move  back  --  (pull  back  or  move  away  or  backward;  "The  enemy  withdrew";  "The  limo  pulled  away  from  the  curb") 
  2.  (4)  retire,  withdraw  --  (withdraw  from  active  participation:  "He  retired  from  chess") 
  3.  (4)  disengage,  withdraw  --  (release  from  something  that  holds  fast  connects,  or  entangles;  "I  want  to  disengage  myself  from  his  influence";  "disengage  the  gears") 
  4.  (2)  recall,  call  in  call  back  withdraw  --  (cause  to  be  returned;  "recall  the  defective  auto  tires";  The  manufacturer  tried  to  call  back  the  spoilt  yoghurt") 
  5.  (1)  swallow,  take  back  unsay,  withdraw  --  (take  back  what  one  has  said  "He  swallowed  his  words") 
  6.  (1)  seclude,  sequester,  sequestrate,  withdraw  --  (keep  away  from  others  "He  sequestered  himself  in  his  study  to  write  a  book") 
  7.  (1)  remove,  take  take  away  withdraw  --  (remove  something  concrete,  as  by  lifting,  pushing,  taking  off  etc.;  or  remove  something  abstract;  "remove  a  threat";  "remove  a  wrapper";  "Remove  the  dirty  dishes  from  the  table";  "take  the  gun  from  your  pocket";  "This  machine  withdraws  heat  from  the  environment") 
  8.  adjourn,  withdraw,  retire  --  (break  from  a  meeting  or  gathering;  "We  adjourned  for  lunch";  "The  men  retired  to  the  library") 
  9.  bow  out  withdraw  --  (retire  gracefully;  "He  bowed  out  when  he  realized  he  could  no  longer  handle  the  demands  of  the  chairmanship") 
  10.  withdraw,  draw,  take  out  draw  off  --  (remove  (a  commodity)  from  (a  supply  source);  "She  drew  $2,000  from  the  account";  "The  doctors  drew  medical  supplies  from  the  hospital's  emergency  bank") 
  11.  retire,  withdraw  --  (lose  interest;  "he  retired  from  life  when  his  wife  died") 
  12.  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;  "We'll  have  to  crawfish  out  from  meeting  with  him";  "He  backed  out  of  his  earlier  promise";  "The  aggressive  investment  company  pulled  in  its  horns") 
 
  Grep  of  adj  withdraw 
  withdrawing 
  withdrawn 
 
  Overview  of  verb  withdraw 
 
  The  verb  withdraw  has  12  senses  (first  7  from  tagged  texts) 
 
  1.  (9)  withdraw,  retreat,  pull  away  draw  back  recede,  pull  back  retire,  move  back  --  (pull  back  or  move  away  or  backward;  "The  enemy  withdrew";  "The  limo  pulled  away  from  the  curb") 
  2.  (4)  retire,  withdraw  --  (withdraw  from  active  participation:  "He  retired  from  chess") 
  3.  (4)  disengage,  withdraw  --  (release  from  something  that  holds  fast  connects,  or  entangles;  "I  want  to  disengage  myself  from  his  influence";  "disengage  the  gears") 
  4.  (2)  recall,  call  in  call  back  withdraw  --  (cause  to  be  returned;  "recall  the  defective  auto  tires";  The  manufacturer  tried  to  call  back  the  spoilt  yoghurt") 
  5.  (1)  swallow,  take  back  unsay,  withdraw  --  (take  back  what  one  has  said  "He  swallowed  his  words") 
  6.  (1)  seclude,  sequester,  sequestrate,  withdraw  --  (keep  away  from  others  "He  sequestered  himself  in  his  study  to  write  a  book") 
  7.  (1)  remove,  take  take  away  withdraw  --  (remove  something  concrete,  as  by  lifting,  pushing,  taking  off  etc.;  or  remove  something  abstract;  "remove  a  threat";  "remove  a  wrapper";  "Remove  the  dirty  dishes  from  the  table";  "take  the  gun  from  your  pocket";  "This  machine  withdraws  heat  from  the  environment") 
  8.  adjourn,  withdraw,  retire  --  (break  from  a  meeting  or  gathering;  "We  adjourned  for  lunch";  "The  men  retired  to  the  library") 
  9.  bow  out  withdraw  --  (retire  gracefully;  "He  bowed  out  when  he  realized  he  could  no  longer  handle  the  demands  of  the  chairmanship") 
  10.  withdraw,  draw,  take  out  draw  off  --  (remove  (a  commodity)  from  (a  supply  source);  "She  drew  $2,000  from  the  account";  "The  doctors  drew  medical  supplies  from  the  hospital's  emergency  bank") 
  11.  retire,  withdraw  --  (lose  interest;  "he  retired  from  life  when  his  wife  died") 
  12.  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;  "We'll  have  to  crawfish  out  from  meeting  with  him";  "He  backed  out  of  his  earlier  promise";  "The  aggressive  investment  company  pulled  in  its  horns") 



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