withdrawable

Able to remove

Withdrawable describes something that can be withdrawn—removed, taken back, or pulled out.

Money in a bank account may be withdrawable immediately or after a waiting period.

A job offer might be withdrawable until formally accepted.

The funds won't be withdrawable until the check clears.

retractable

removable

Capable of being detached

detachableAble to be unfastened
extractableAble to be withdrawn
retractableAble to draw inward

reversible · revocable · rescindable · recallable · cancellable · adjustable · consent · permission · offer · bid

reserves

liquidity

Convertibility to cash

emergency fundReserve for unexpected expenses
nest eggSaved money for later
savingsAccumulated money kept

buffer · contingency · safety net · fallback · rainy day · accessible · available · on demand · liquid assets · cash reserves

banking

savings

Accumulated money kept

depositPlace for safekeeping
ATMAutomated banking kiosk
fundsAvailable financial resources

balance · teller · cashier · account · transaction · debit · transfer · check · overdraft · penalty

investment

redeem

Recover through payment

liquidateConvert assets to currency
divestRid of assets
encashConvert to money

annuity · pension · assets · capital · equity · securities · stocks · bonds · portfolio · dividends

Opposites

accessibility/removability

withdrawablelocked

Fastened with a mechanism

inaccessible · frozen · tied up · restricted · sequestered

permanence/commitment

withdrawableirrevocable

Cannot be undone

permanent · fixed · binding · locked-in · final

Family

withdraw, withdrawal, withdrawn, withdrew, withdrawing, withdraws, redrawn, undrawn, withdrawer

Familiarity: Top 500,000
Profile: Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G