withdraw
//wɪðˈdrɔː//
Verb
to remove or take away something from a particular place or position
The company decided to withdraw its products from the market.
to take money out of a bank account
I need to withdraw some cash from my account.
to leave a place or move back from a position, especially in order to be alone or to avoid danger
The soldiers withdrew to a safer position when they came under heavy fire.
to stop participating in an activity, competition, or organization
She decided to withdraw from the competition due to an injury.
to take back or remove a statement, offer, or claim
He was forced to withdraw his remarks after public criticism.
to stop giving support, help, or a service to someone or something
The government decided to withdraw financial support from the project.