withdrew
Took money out
Withdrew is the past tense of withdraw.
To withdraw is to pull back or remove—withdrawing troops from a position, withdrawing money from an account, withdrawing a hand from a flame.
One can withdraw from a competition or withdraw support.
To withdraw into oneself is to become quiet and uncommunicative: She withdrew after the argument and wouldn't speak to anyone.
Cease doing something
- resignVoluntarily leave office
- abdicateFormally renounce authority
- relinquishVoluntarily give up control
- vacateLeave a place empty
abandon · surrender · renounce · forsake · cede · capitulate
Withdraw something said
Financial institution transactions
- ATMAutomated banking kiosk
- savingsAccumulated money kept
- accountRecord of dealings
- fundsAvailable financial resources
cash · debit · transaction · teller · cashout · liquidate · balance · transfer
Officially cancel authorization
- annulDeclare legally void
- rescindFormally cancel or withdraw
- retractWithdraw something said
- voidWithout legal effect
abort · terminate · discontinue · halt · suspend · repeal · countermand · nullify
Separate from others
- retreatSanctuary or withdrawal
- secludeSet apart from others
- solitudeState of being alone
- recluseOne choosing isolation
hermit · introvert · aloofness · detachment · separation · privacy · alienation · disengage
quit
Cease doing something
- resignVoluntarily leave office
- abdicateFormally renounce authority
- relinquishVoluntarily give up control
vacate · abandon · surrender · renounce · forsake · cede · capitulate
retract
Withdraw something said
unsay · repudiate · disclaim · deny · reverse · renege · disown
banking
Financial institution transactions
funds · cash · debit · transaction · teller · cashout · liquidate · balance · transfer · deposit
revoke
Officially cancel authorization
void · abort · terminate · discontinue · halt · suspend · repeal · countermand · nullify · invalidate
isolate
Separate from others
recluse · hermit · introvert · aloofness · detachment · separation · privacy · alienation · disengage
leave
Sanctioned time away
abandon · evacuate · depart · remove · disengage · retire · recede
- pulling backrecoiled, flinched, retreated, retracted, backed off
- going backwardretreated, went back, reversed, returned, backtracked
- second thoughtssecond thoughts, reconsideration, rethinking, change of mind, change of heart
- surrenderedsurrendered, capitulated, yielded, conceded, submitted
- nullifiedvoided, annulled, invalidated, nullified, rescinded
withdrewadvanced
Far along in development
approached · entered · moved forward · proceeded · pushed forward
- strategic withdrawalCalculated military retreat
- withdrawal syndromeSymptoms from stopping substance
- withdrawal symptomsEffects of stopping dependence
- caffeine withdrawalSymptoms from stopping stimulants
- alcohol withdrawalSymptoms from stopping drinking
- cash withdrawalRemoving money from account
withdraw, withdrawal, withdrawn, withdrawing, withdraws, withdrawals, withdrawer, withdrawable, withdrawers