1. a reduction in the amount or level of something
2. the lowering of water level in a reservoir, lake, or well
Usage: technical
3. a reduction in military forces or equipment
Usage: military

Examples

• The military announced a drawdown of troops in the region.
• The reservoir experienced a significant drawdown during the drought.
• Investors were concerned about the portfolio’s recent drawdown.
• The company planned a drawdown of its inventory levels.
• The well showed a drawdown after continuous pumping.
• Budget cuts led to a drawdown in government spending.
• The fund manager explained the drawdown to worried clients.