withdrawer
- noun
- /wɪðˈdrɔːər/
- Formal
- The licensing board, as the withdrawer of his permit, explained the reasons for their decision.
Examples
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As the withdrawer of approval, the committee must provide justifications in written form.
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In the contract, the withdrawer is responsible for notifying all parties of any cancellations.
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The withdrawer of the application must sign the form.
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A withdrawer can appeal the decision made by the committee.
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The withdrawer of the permit was required to explain why they requested a cancellation.
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As the official withdrawer, she formally retracted her approval of the project due to safety concerns.
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The withdrawer had to submit a written request to take back permission granted earlier.
Synonyms
Someone or something that stops an event from happening
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Withdrawer comes from withdraw ('pull back') plus the ending -er ('person who'), so it means someone who pulls back. As an authority, a withdrawer is someone who takes back permission or approval.