withdrawn

1. 1
   verb

   Past participle of withdraw. Use this form after "have," "has," "had," or "was" to show the action is done.

   The money has been withdrawn from her savings account.

   He had withdrawn from the contest before the final round.

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2. 2
   adjective

   Quiet and shy, not wanting to spend time with other people.

   Like someone who stays in their room and keeps away from everyone.

   After the move, he became quiet and withdrawn at school.

   She seemed withdrawn and barely spoke during the party.

   Similarintroverted, reserved, shy, uncommunicative, reclusive

   Oppositeoutgoing, sociable, extroverted, gregarious

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3. 3
   adjective

   Taken out of use and no longer available to borrow or buy.

   Like a toy taken off the store shelf so no one can buy it again.

   The withdrawn books were sold cheaply at the library sale.

   Those old notes are withdrawn and shops will not accept them anymore.

   Similardiscontinued, retired

   Oppositecurrent

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