Withdrawal is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WITHDRAWAL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of withdrawing
• the action of withdrawing something
• an act of taking money out of an account.
• the action of ceasing to participate in an activity
• the process of ceasing to take an addictive drug.
• The act of withdrawing; withdrawment; retreat; retraction.
• a retraction of a previously held position
• the act of taking out money or other capital
• avoiding emotional involvement
• the act of withdrawing blood, tumors, etc.
• the act of ceasing to participate in an activity
• a method of birth control in which coitus is initiated but the penis is deliberately withdrawn before ejaculation
• formal separation from an alliance or federation
• the termination of drug taking
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act of taking back or away something that has been granted or possessed; removal from a place of deposit or investment; the discontinuance of administration or use of a drug; the syndrome of often painful physical and psychological symptoms that follows discontinuance of an addicting drug

Words related to WITHDRAWAL

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Words that contain WITHDRAWAL

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How to use WITHDRAWAL in a sentence

• The German withdrawal north of Albert was looked upon as the first application of his tactics.
• Submission or withdrawal of co-operation is the real and only alternative before India.
• I agree too that a sudden withdrawal of the military and the police will be a disaster if we have not acquired the ability to protect ourselves against robbers and thieves.
• In broad philosophical terms death may be described as the withdrawal of the life into the subjective consciousness to the total exclusion of the objective consciousness.
• He abandoned Apulia and Lucania, even Metapontum, and retired with his troops to the land of the Bruttians, whose ports formed his only means of withdrawal from Italy.
• Shere Ali, in a word, must be committed beyond any possibility of withdrawal.
• Though he fretted under the tyranny exacted, he could see nothing which could relieve the situation save his own withdrawal.
• His withdrawal was not altogether voluntary in spite of what he said in the letter from which I have just quoted.
• Although his friends and the public regretted his withdrawal from the speculative field, it is not so clear that he regretted it himself.
• After the withdrawal of the Phoenicians this road was kept up and repaired, at first by the Greeks of Marseilles, and subsequently by the Romans.
• The critic concludes with a masterly analysis of the results of these short-comings on the vitality of the Coalition Cabinet, already weakened by the withdrawal of Mr.
• But his withdrawal removed an influence which had done its work for good, and was becoming a national danger.
• The French merchants and all the people with whom we had dealings, anticipating our withdrawal, swarmed in with accounts.
• Hely-Hutchinson, who believed the withdrawal would involve grave political results.
• It is probable that the contest with Fiore took place after his final withdrawal from his birthplace to Venice.
• The circuit is broken at the instant of withdrawal.
• On the next day an act was passed calling a State Convention to assemble on December 17th, to determine the question of the withdrawal of the State from the United States.
• The sections of Paris protested loudly, sent petitions to the Convention asking for the withdrawal of the decrees, and, getting no satisfaction, took up a threatening attitude.
• The remaining seven years of his life he passed happily in withdrawal from a world into which he had been forced against his will.
• The battle was on, and might sweep this way before many hours, yet I could no longer doubt the complete withdrawal of Confederate troops from the neighborhood.
• He wrote especially to Knox, who was in charge of the war department, and advised him to establish posts on our side, since we could not obtain the withdrawal of the British.
• After his withdrawal from the mercantile business, he settled in Wilkes county, taking care of his aged father and mother until their death.
• Apply to the nose on withdrawal, and if the meat is not good, a disagreeable odor will be quite perceptible.
• It may be remembered that matters went on very much more smoothly between the Germans and the Americans at Manila after the withdrawal of Admiral Diederichs.
• We can only judge that, in some way or other, heat, or the withdrawal of heat, has been the prime motive power.
• The fleet sailed round the Peloponnese, and the ravages it was able to inflict, with the alarm it created, caused the withdrawal of the forces in Attica.
• There he received the news that the Prince of Hohenzollern, on behalf of his son, had announced his withdrawal.
• The withdrawal was made upon the receipt on that day of a letter addressed to me by the Senators from the State of Mississippi advising it.
• But he was hurt on his side by the sudden manner of her withdrawal from him.
• Hearing nothing, he made little more of the guarded conference that began on his withdrawal.
• The last formal act of that period was the withdrawal of the national troops from the South by President Hayes soon after his inauguration.

Similar words containing WITHDRAW without suffix al

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