Pronunciation: /wɪðˈdrɔːn/
verb Withdrawn is also a past participle form of the verb withdraw, which means to remove or take back something.
A1 She withdrew her hand when she realized it was too hot.
A2 The child withdrew from the game after losing.
B1 He decided to withdraw his application for the job.
B2 The company withdrew their support for the project due to budget constraints.
C1 The politician withdrew his controversial statement and issued an apology.
C2 The athlete withdrew from the competition due to injury.
adjective Withdrawn is an adjective that describes someone who is shy, reserved, or reluctant to interact with others.
A1 She is very shy and withdrawn in social situations.
A2 The child was withdrawn and quiet after the incident.
B1 The withdrawn student rarely participates in class discussions.
B2 He became withdrawn and distant after the breakup.
C1 The artist's withdrawn demeanor added an air of mystery to his work.
C2 Despite his withdrawn nature, she found him intriguing and wanted to get to know him better.
formal The funds were withdrawn from the account as requested.
informal She withdrew the money from the ATM earlier today.
slang He decided to pull out of the deal at the last minute.
figurative She had withdrawn from social activities due to feeling overwhelmed.
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