withdrawal

Converse of object

• necessitate: Severe or progressive leucopenia may necessitate withdrawal of the drug.
• precipitate: The occasions which might precipitate withdrawal are duly restricted by the requirement that each of three tests must be satisfied.

Adjective modifier

• abrupt: Dependency Potential and Withdrawal Symptoms All references warn of avoiding abrupt withdrawal and the use of a tapered withdrawal.
• gradual: Ditto: the extent to which recommendations for gradual withdrawal might minimize or avoid problems with withdrawal 21.
• unilateral: What we should seek, therefore, is to avoid the abrogation of, or unilateral withdrawal from, these treaties.
• opiate: Complementary therapies - There is a need for further research into the role of complementary therapies in alleviating opiate withdrawal.

Modifies a noun

• symptom: Your sleep will improve once you are over the initial withdrawal symptoms.
• syndrome: Heavy use may also cause a withdrawal syndrome in the newborn infant.
• reaction: Remarkably, she managed not to mention withdrawal reactions in over one full page of text on " Adverse effects " .

Noun used with modifier

• benzodiazepine: A prolonged sub acute low dose benzodiazepine withdrawal syndrome can last for months or even years.
• nicotine: Your body will recover fairly quickly from nicotine withdrawals ( the worst symptoms usually abate in three days or less ), 19.
• ATM: The bank also imposes limits on ATM withdrawals at rival banks.
• antidepressant: And why do many doctors ( and perhaps most GPs ) still not recognize that antidepressant withdrawal reactions even exist?
• cash: Our plastic cards can be used for cash withdrawals from ATMs all over the world.
• equity: In her first year as a PhD student, she is investigating the economic effects of mortgage equity withdrawal in the UK.

Preposition: of

• troop: In Britain 71 percent of people want an early date set for the withdrawal of British troops.
• co-proxamol: Co-proxamol The withdrawal of the painkiller co-proxamol has left many people worried.

Preposition: from

• npt: In January, the DPRK announced its withdrawal from the NPT.