with·draw·al 
/wɪðˈdrɑ:əl, wɪθˈdrɑ:əl/ noun
plural with·draw·als /wɪðˈdrɑ:əl, wɪθˈdrɑ:əl/ noun 1 [count] a : an act of moving something away or taking something away
▪ The general authorized the withdrawal of troops from the fields. ▪ a withdrawal of support
b : an act of ending your involvement in something
▪ He announced his withdrawal from the campaign. [=announced that he would no longer be involved in the campaign] 2 : the act of taking money out of a bank account [count] ▪ a withdrawal of $3,000 ▪ She made a withdrawal from her checking/savings account. [noncount] ▪ The bank charges you for the premature withdrawal of funds. [=for taking out money before you are supposed to] — opposite deposit 3 [noncount] a : the act or process of stopping the use of an addictive drug
▪ He underwent rehab to help him through his withdrawal from heroin.
b : the physical and mental problems that occur for a period of time after a person stops using an addictive drug
▪ She experienced symptoms of nicotine withdrawal after she quit smoking.
▪ The general authorized the withdrawal of troops from the fields. ▪ a withdrawal of support
b : an act of ending your involvement in something
▪ He announced his withdrawal from the campaign. [=announced that he would no longer be involved in the campaign]
▪ He underwent rehab to help him through his withdrawal from heroin.
b : the physical and mental problems that occur for a period of time after a person stops using an addictive drug
▪ She experienced symptoms of nicotine withdrawal after she quit smoking.
