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Definition of withdrawable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
removableable to be taken away or removed
- The battery is withdrawable for easy replacement.
2.
financeTECH. able to be taken out from an accountTECH.
- The funds are withdrawable after 30 days.
3.
legalTECH. capable of being retracted or reversedTECH.
- The contract terms are withdrawable under certain conditions.
Origin of withdrawable
Old English, withdrawan (to take back)
Examples of withdrawable in a sentence
These shelves are withdrawable for cleaning purposes. The account balance is fully withdrawable. These savings are withdrawable anytime. The offer is withdrawable if not accepted within 24 hours. His resignation was withdrawable before the board meeting.
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- French:amovible, disponible, ...
- German:herausnehmbar, auszahlbar, ...
- Italian:estraibile, prelevabile, ...
- Spanish:extraíble, retirable, ...
- Portuguese:retirável, revogável, ...
- Chinese:可移除的, 可提取的, ...
- Japanese:取り外し可能な, 引き出し可能, ...
- Arabic:قابِل لِلنَّزْع, قابِل لِلسَّحْب, ...
- Hebrew:נִיתָן לְהַסָרָה, נִיתָן לִמְשִׁיכָה, ...
- Russian:съемный, снимаемый, ...
- Ukrainian:знімний, доступний, ...
- Hindi:हटाने योग्य, निकाली जा सकने वाली, ...
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