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draw back
Withdraw from an undertaking, as in I was too deeply committed to draw back now . [Mid-1800s]
Retreat, as in The heckler drew back into the crowd to avoid being identified . [c. 1300]
Example Sentences
Nor is it good news for workers, whose job security becomes less stable if businesses draw back on investment and start to cut costs.
“We can’t allow this kind of bullying to make us so fearful that we are paralyzed and that we draw back from our core values.”
From now on, the nights will slowly start to draw back again and the days will gradually become longer.
This means drawing back the curtain to show audiences some of the backstage production processes to ensure they understand and feel confident that contestants are adequately cared for.
At the Black Conservative Federation RNC's event, attendees spoke of the long effort to draw back voters to the party of Lincoln.
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