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Another word for withdrawn

Adjective

  1. Not friendly, sociable, or warm in manner

    2. See also:

    hot

    attitude

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Sentence Examples

  • The tools are then withdrawn, the well is sand-pumped, and preparations are made for the next ' run.'

  • The tools are then withdrawn, the well is sand-pumped, and preparations are made for the next ' run.'

  • The permit is withdrawn if the clearance is not obtained within three years.

  • abbots and religious superiors, who are withdrawn from the ordinary diocesan jurisdiction and themselves possess episcopal jurisdiction (jurisdictio quasi episcopalis).

  • Carmen had withdrawn from the world outside their home and he had been enabling her.

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