Withdrawn means Removed from circulation. This page lists 20 example sentences from real texts, plus synonyms like reserved.

Less frequent word

Withdrawn in a sentence

Withdrawn meaning

  1. Removed from circulation.
  2. Introverted; not inclined to interact with other people.

Synonyms of Withdrawn

recluse reclusive unsocial indrawn reserved

Example sentences (20)

Lonely, depressed, and withdrawn, Gordon Smith was struggling with his mental health and in desperate need of help.

On July 6, 2022, Ansari had withdrawn his bail application after the judge said she was disinclined to entertain it.

People put an additional £3.4 billion into banks and building societies, having withdrawn a net £3.1 billion in May.

Former vice president Mike Pence has withdrawn from the race to be the Republican candidate in the 2024 election.

Mr Fell also presented a petition to Parliament calling on the DWP to ensure that the services are not withdrawn.

Due to a train being withdrawn from service, there is a gap in service from Regent Centre towards South Hylton.

But in an unexpected development, defence counsel informed the three-judge panel that the challenge was being withdrawn.

Again, there are no wagering requirements to worry about, meaning that winnings can be withdrawn immediately.

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Separately Sudanese antiquities authorities said RSF fighters had withdrawn from the national museum in central Khartoum.

A second charge of speeding was withdrawn after the young racing driver admitted failing to inform police who was driving.

But the items - reportedly produced for Adolf Hitler's 50th birthday - were withdrawn following controversy.

It had applied for £1.8billion in short-term funding from the Bank before collapsing as billions of pounds were withdrawn.

Mr Byrne wrote: 'Just to be clear, the reason the offer was withdrawn wasn't the speech impediment itself.

American driver Logan Sargeant was withdrawn from the sprint by Williams after the team couldn't repair crash damage in time.

For now, Bigelow has withdrawn making anymore donations, saying: 'Not until I see that he's able to generate more on his own.

On loan Saints defender Taylor Harwood-Bellis returns to the England Under-21s squad having withdrawn with injury last month.

A scholarly study of Black feminist culture was withdrawn by Wipf and Stock after critics pointed out that its author was white.

Former two-time champion Naomi Osaka of Japan has withdrawn from this year’s Australian Open, the tournament announced on Sunday.

So she was stunned when her bank notified her that the company servicing her loans had withdrawn $588 from her account in November.

Commissioner John Johnson said he supported Espy’s idea that the permit applications be withdrawn.

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Common combinations with withdrawn

These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:

  • withdrawn from 49×
  • was withdrawn 26×
  • be withdrawn 21×
  • has withdrawn 20×
  • were withdrawn 17×
  • been withdrawn 13×
  • had withdrawn 12×
  • withdrawn by 11×
  • have withdrawn
  • being withdrawn

Frequently asked questions

How do you use "withdrawn" in a sentence?
An example: "Lonely, depressed, and withdrawn, Gordon Smith was struggling with his mental health and in desperate need of help." This page contains 20 example sentences with the word "withdrawn" from real English texts.
What does "withdrawn" mean?
Withdrawn means: Removed from circulation.
What are synonyms of "withdrawn"?
Common synonyms of "withdrawn" include: recluse, reclusive, unsocial, indrawn, reserved.
How many example sentences with "withdrawn" are there?
Voorbeeldzinnen.info contains 20 example sentences with "withdrawn", drawn from a database of millions of English sentences.

About these examples

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