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withdraw
verb as in remove something or someone from situation
Example Sentences
Both groups waged a vigorous campaign to convince voters who regretted signing the business group’s petition to later withdraw their names.
The president attempted to use a rarely used legislative tool to withdraw the funds.
"Due to a serious case of sepsis, Billy Porter must also withdraw from the production. His doctors are confident that he will make a full recovery but have advised him to maintain a restful schedule."
After waiting for almost four hours, and forced to switch queues twice before he encountered a functional ATM, he withdrew his Syrian pounds for the day.
The fight against the militants became even more challenging after neighbouring Niger withdrew its troops from a regional force set up to tackle the jihadist group.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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