withdrew
v.the past tense of 'withdraw'. It means you took something back, moved away from a place, or stopped being part of a group.
v.the past tense of 'withdraw'. Refers to the act of removing something from a place, retreating from a position, or ceasing participation in an activity.
“She withdrew all her money from the bank yesterday.”
“The candidate withdrew from the race after the latest poll results were released to the public.”
“Following the breakdown of diplomatic negotiations, the military command withdrew its forces to the original border to avoid further escalation of the conflict.”
The past tense of 'withdraw'. Often takes the preposition 'from' when describing leaving a place or an agreement.
Withdraw is an irregular verb; the past tense is 'withrew', not 'withdrawed'.
“She later withdrew from the pageant when these issues came to light.”
“The UN’s call comes as the Taliban marks five years since US forces withdrew from the country, effectively handing back power to the group in August 2021, after 20 years of war.”