1. able to be taken out, removed, or pulled back
2. able to be taken back or canceled
Usage: often used in legal or financial contexts

Examples

• The funds are withdrawable at any time without penalty.
• She kept her savings in a withdrawable account.
• The offer is withdrawable until the contract is signed.
• The blade has a withdrawable safety guard.
• His consent to the procedure is withdrawable.
• The loan application remains withdrawable for 30 days.