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Definition of withdrawn : of Withdraw

Synonyms:

antisocial, absent, coy, blown, hot, stay-at-home, sequestered, bitten, active, distant, indrawn, bestridden, recessive, borne, backward, sheepish, begotten, cloistered, involved, chilly, self-effacing, bidden, standoffish, self-contained, diffident, unapproachable, offish, been, befallen, retiring, keep to yourself, insular, recluse, undemonstrative, bashful, solitary, cool, uncommunicative, arisen, two's company, three's a crowd, unsocial, demure, attitude, aloof, shy, introverted, modest, reclusive, reticent, remote, begun, secluded, chill, isolated

forsaken, disowned, forsook, defected, waived, capitulated, renounced, abdicated, foregone, released, gave given quit, vacated, shed, deserted, shedded, forgone, forwent, disclaimed

excavated, extracted, drawn, amputated, extricated, drew, removed

rejected, accepted, terminated, retired

retained, recanted, suppressed, withheld, recalled, reserved, kept, held

exited, went, abandoned, fled, gone, departed, withdrew, embarked, quit, left, parted, decamped

gave up, ceased, resigned, given up, relinquished, stopped, desisted, discontinued, surrendered

dismissed, nullified, eradicated, abnegated, disaffirmed, invalidated, deleted, effaced, disavowed, extinguished, refuted, divorced, retracted, obliterated, annulled, negated, dissolved, neutralized, abolished, undone, undid, repudiated, vetoed, eliminated, denied, canceled, destroyed, revoked

Usage examples:

• The batteries, by Jackson's order, were at once withdrawn, and not a gun was lost. - "Stonewall Jackson And The American Civil War", G. F. R. Henderson.
• She had proposed it; when he had withdrawn, she had insisted, refusing to allow him to take back his word, declaring that she should pay the cost. - "The Trespasser", D.H. Lawrence.
• A day or two afterward the British troops were withdrawn from town and stationed at Castle William. - "Journeys Through Bookland Volume Four", Charles H. Sylvester.