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withdrew

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with·drew  (w-dr, wth-)
v.
Past tense of withdraw.

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Laying the book on a table, he withdrew in high spirits to make arrangements for the wedding.
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Following the example of certain prudent travellers, I withdrew unseen - and returned, not much wiser, to the Mediterranean, the sea of classic adventures.
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Cummings looked past him, over into the ravine, saw nothing unusual and withdrew his eyes to address the man again.
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