withdraw

Main Entry:
make off
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: flee, run away
Synonyms: abscond, bolt*, clear, cut and run, decamp, depart, escape, fly*, go, leave, make away, quit, retire, run, run for it, run off, scamper, scoot, skedaddle, skip*, withdraw
Antonyms: stay, wait
Main Entry: part
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: leave, go away from someone
Synonyms: break, break off, break up, clear out, cut and run, dedomicile, depart, ease out, go, go separate ways, hit the road, leave flat, part company, pull out, push off, quit, quit the scene, say goodbye, separate, ship out, shove off, split, split up, take a hike, take leave, take off, walk out on, withdraw
Notes: a part is any of the components of a whole; a portion is a part allotted to or regarded as belonging to someone; a piece is a part separated from the whole; a division is a part formed by classifying, cutting, partitioning - and so is a section, though it is generally smaller; a segment is a part separated along natural lines of division; a fragment is a small part, usually broken off
Antonyms: arrive, come
Main Entry: pull out
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: quit
Synonyms: abandon, depart, evacuate, exit, get off, go, leave, retire, retreat, shove off, stop, stop participating, take off, withdraw
Antonyms: continue, persevere, start
Main Entry: push off/push on
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: leave; go to another place
Synonyms: beat it, continue, depart, exit, fare, get away, get lost, go, go away, hie, hit the road, journey, keep going, launch, light out, make oneself scarce, make progress, pass, proceed, process, pull out, quit, repair, shove off, start, take off, travel, wend, withdraw
Antonyms: arrive, come
Main Entry: quit
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: abandon, leave
Synonyms: abdicate, blow*, book*, bow out, check out, cut out, decamp, depart, desert, drop, drop out, evacuate, exit, forsake, get off, give up, go, go away from, hang it up, leave flat, leave hanging, pull out, push off, relinquish, renounce, resign, retire, run out on, surrender, take a walk, take off, throw over, vacate, walk out on, withdraw, yield
Antonyms: come, remain, stay
Main Entry: quit
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: stop doing something
Synonyms: abandon, break off, call it a day, call it quits, cease, conclude, cut it out, desist, discontinue, drop, end, get on the wagon, give notice, give over, give up, halt, hang it up, kick over, kick the habit, knock off, leave, leave off, pack in, quit cold, resign, retire, secede, sew up, surcease, suspend, take the cure, terminate, wind up, withdraw, wrap up
Antonyms: complete, continue, do, finish, persevere
Main Entry: recall
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: ask for return of offending thing
Synonyms: abjure, annul, call back, call in, cancel, countermand, discharge, dismantle, dismiss, disqualify, forswear, lift, nullify, palinode, recant, repeal, rescind, retract, reverse, revoke, suspend, take back, unsay, withdraw
Antonyms: restore
Main Entry: recant
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: take back something said
Synonyms: abjure, abnegate, abrogate, annul, apostatize, back down, back off, back out, backtrack, call back, cancel, contradict, countermand, deny, dial back, disavow, disclaim, disown, eat one's words, forswear, go back on one's word, nullify, recall, renege, renounce, repeal, repudiate, rescind, retract, revoke, take back, unsay, void, weasel out, welsh, withdraw, worm out of
Notes: recant means to formally reject or disavow a formerly held belief, while retract means to take back or to draw back or in
Antonyms: confirm, emphasize, recapitulate
Main Entry: recoil
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: shrink away
Synonyms: backfire, balk, blanch, blench, blink, carom, cringe, demur, dodge, draw back, duck, falter, flinch, hesitate, jerk, kick, pull back, quail, quake, react, rebound, reel, resile, shake, shirk, shrink, shudder, shy away, spring, start, step back, stick, stickle, swerve, tremble, turn away, waver, wince, withdraw
Antonyms: face, meet
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