withdrawal
- noun
- /wɪðˈdrɔːəl/
- By Friday, the pace of customer withdrawals from Credit Suisse was picking up and international banks were starting to cut ties with the firm.
- withdrawal of funds
- withdrawal of capital
It's a Barclaycard Rewards credit card, fee free on cash withdrawals, fee free on spending.
- It's a Barclaycard Rewards credit card, fee free on cash withdrawals, fee free on spending.
- Then Star Wars non traded REIT limits withdrawals.
- That's the next major initiative that will finally end up allowing some withdrawals from Ethereum.
- And so you want to automate deposits and manualize withdrawals.
- There's a total panic SPF during this time, makes set says several lies, such as FTX assets are fine, we have enough money to cover all withdrawals.
- By Friday, the pace of customer withdrawals from Credit Suisse was picking up and international banks were starting to cut ties with the firm.
- And the fact that it did end up guaranteed and that withdrawals open back up gives me a lot of confidence in holding USDC, thanks to the US government.
- Set safe and fast withdrawals also.
- So you won't get it on things like cash withdrawals, paying bills can take a gambling transactions, money orders, things like that transactions outside the UK.
Examples
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The college had reported a freshman withdrawal rate of 33% during the fall of 1990.
Academic text (1996) -
Should tell you this, but an unauthorized person has twice tried to make a large withdrawal on the account.
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And as I mentioned earlier, no business can sustain a massive withdrawal of all capital all at once.
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For other companies, the withdrawal of foreign capital is not a straightforward process.
Academic text (1990) -
I'd like to make a withdrawal.
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His pension is deposited monthly and someone is making the occasional withdrawal.
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Large withdrawals from Miss Allen's bank account were made after her disappearance.
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Senor Montelongo, I'm making a withdrawal.
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No credit was given for grades of F (fail), NC (no credit), W (withdrawal), and I (incomplete).
Academic text (2008) -
I went to the bank to process my monthly withdrawal from my savings account.
Synonyms
Moving people or soldiers out of a place, often quickly, for example troops leaving a war area
Selling investments or parts of a company to stop owning them
Taking money out of companies for political or ethical reasons
Removing money from a bank account at an ATM or bank
Taking money from a pension or retirement account to use as income
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A physical and mental problem that happens after stopping use of an addictive drug
- Formal
The official removal of a medicine from sale by authorities or makers because it is unsafe
How Severe
- Formal
- Formal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Withdrawal comes from withdraw, with with- 'back' and draw 'pull', which you can imagine as 'pulling out'. That's why a bank withdrawal is taking money out of an account.