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withdrawing
adjective as in lowly
adjective as in modest
adjective as in outgoing
adjective as in retiring
adjective as in self-effacing
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adjective as in unwashed
noun as in cancellation
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Weak matches
noun as in contraction
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Weak matches
noun as in departure
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Example Sentences
Israel's defence ministry called the move a "deliberate and regrettable act of discrimination" and said it would be withdrawing and not setting up a national pavilion.
Draper arrived in New York having not played since his second-round defeat at Wimbledon in early July, withdrawing from key tournaments in Canada and Cincinnati in order to recover.
Another longlisted writer, Jason Okundaye, wrote an article in the Guardian describing Boyne's views as "abhorrent", withdrawing his nomination because he felt "misled about the principles underpinning the organisation".
As a result, the charitable foundation set up in Sir Ken's name said it was "reluctantly" withdrawing from the project.
The phenomenon of withdrawing from society altogether is common enough in Japan that it has a name: hikikomori.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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