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withdraw
verb as in remove something or someone from situation
Example Sentences
Before the election, I thought that if Trump won or managed a successful coup, I would just withdraw.
It comes after the Scottish Greens voted to withdraw their backing last month, meaning there was not enough support for the plans at Holyrood.
The NPA says it will be left with no choice but to recommend pharmacies withdraw services from as early as the new year, if funding isn't increased.
Media reports suggest that his team is preparing orders to withdraw once again when he takes office in January.
The event will come at the end of a year during which the princess has had to largely withdraw from public duties following a cancer diagnosis, a period that the Prince of Wales recently described as the hardest of his life.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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