withdrawn
/wɪðˈdrɔn/
adjective
- Not wanting to talk or spend time with others; shy and quiet.
- After the argument, she became very withdrawn and stayed in her room.
- The new student seemed withdrawn and didn't join any clubs at first.
- His withdrawn personality made it hard for him to make friends.
- Located far away from other places; isolated or remote.
- They lived in a withdrawn valley where few travelers ever came.
- The monastery sat in a withdrawn corner of the mountains.
- The cabin was withdrawn from the main road, hidden by trees.
verb
- Past participle of withdraw: to take something back or away, or to stop taking part in something.
- She had withdrawn from the race before the final round.
- He has withdrawn his application for the job.
- The company has withdrawn the faulty product from stores.