Drawdown Definition

drôdoun
drawdowns
noun
The act, process, or result of reducing or depleting.
The drawdown of oil supplies; a drawdown of investment capital.
American Heritage
A lowering of the water level of a well, reservoir, etc., as in supplying industry with water.
Webster's New World
A reduction or depletion.
Webster's New World

(economics) A measure of the decline from a historical peak in some variable, typically the cumulative profit or total open equity of a financial trading strategy.

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Other Word Forms of Drawdown

Noun

Singular:
drawdown
Plural:
drawdowns

Drawdown Sentence Examples

  • Experiments in the Southern Ocean show that productivity, and subsequent CO 2 drawdown, are enhanced by iron additions.

  • However opting to take income drawdown means you give up the security that annuities offer.

  • This annual variability is especially evident at the southern end, where easterly and south-easterly winter storms have caused severe drawdown.

  • It is time to plan with the Iraqis a phased drawdown over a period of no more than twelve months.

  • A budget can then be developed, giving certainty to funders and allowing drawdown of funds against the adopted business plan.

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DDRDRA

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NWNOWN

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