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drawdown

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draw·down  (drôdoun)
n.
1. The act, process, or result of depleting: the drawdown of oil supplies; a drawdown of investment capital.
2. A lowering of the water level in a reservoir or other body of water.
drawdown  (drôdoun)
1. A lowering of the water level in a reservoir or other body of water, especially as the result of withdrawal.
2. The difference in elevation between the level of water in a well and the level of groundwater in the area in which the well is located.


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