Phrasal Verb - Drawing Back
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.Definition
To withdraw or pull away from something that has been started or offered, often due to hesitation, fear, or resistance. It can also refer to moving backward in a physical sense, such as stepping back from an argument or a difficult situation.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | After seeing the expensive bill, she started to draw back from ordering the meal. |
| 2 | The company drew back from releasing the new product due to unexpected production costs. |
| 3 | He began to draw back from his commitment to attend the conference. |
| 4 | The teacher asked the students to draw back from the edge of the pool. |
| 5 | She felt like drawing back from the conversation when she realized they shared no common interests. |
| 6 | The soldier drew back from firing his gun, realizing the target was an innocent bystander. |
| 7 | The government drew back from imposing the new tax, citing public backlash. |
| 8 | The investor drew back from the deal, citing unexpected risks. |
| 9 | The driver drew back from the intersection, avoiding the accident. |
| 10 | The student drew back from the argument, realizing they wouldn't win. |