withdrawing
word · lemma: withdraw
Definition
The act of taking something away or removing it, especially money from a bank. It can also mean pulling back or leaving a situation or activity.
Usage & Nuances
'Withdrawing' is often used in financial contexts ('withdrawing money'), but can also mean leaving a group or situation ('withdrawing from a class'). It is more formal than 'pulling out'. In psychology, 'withdrawing' can describe becoming less social. Don't confuse with 'depositing' (putting in money).
Example Sentences
He is withdrawing money from the ATM.
basic
She is withdrawing from the course.
basic
You should think before withdrawing large amounts of cash.
basic
He's been withdrawing from his friends lately and staying home a lot.
natural
After withdrawing his application, he decided to travel instead.
natural
She felt nervous about withdrawing during the meeting, but she needed some space.
natural