withdrawal

[with-draw-uhl, -drawl, with-] / wɪðˈdrɔ əl, -ˈdrɔl, wɪθ- /

NOUN

removal; retraction

Synonyms

STRONGEST

departure disengagement exit exodus resignation retirement

STRONG

abandonment abdication abjuration alienation disavowal disclaimer egress egression extraction recall recantation relinquishment repudiation rescission retreat revocation revulsion secession

WEAK

exiting marooning palinode

Antonyms

STRONGEST

arrival coming entrance

WEAK

remainder stay

Example Sentences

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Fans of the nearly 10-year long “Stranger Things” chapter on Netflix are sure to be feeling a bit of Duffer Brothers withdrawal in the new year.

From Los Angeles Times

Also, it’s unclear how account balances will affect eligibility for benefits after 18 years of age, and whether current withdrawal rules provide enough of an incentive to use funds for wealth-building purposes like homeownership.

From Barron's

In planning the amount of your future withdrawals from tax-deferred accounts, build in a cushion for unknowns.

From MarketWatch

Fragile mental health led to his withdrawal from the Beach Boys in the 1970s, but he overcame his demons to perform again late in life.

From BBC

Banks have already warned of possible disruptions to card payments and ATM withdrawals on New Year's Eve.

From Barron's

withdrawal

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