withdraw from circulation

Frequency: 6.55.2 per million words

to remove something (like currency or a product) from public availability

withdraw fromwithdraw from + NOUN (as object)

Categories:

circulation

Examples (10)

  • The central bank decided to withdraw the old banknotes from circulation last year.
  • Many defective products have been withdrawn from circulation due to safety concerns.
  • The company plans to withdraw the outdated model from circulation by the end of the quarter.
  • Once a coin is deemed unfit, it is immediately withdrawn from circulation.
  • Governments often withdraw specific currency denominations from circulation to combat counterfeiting.
  • Following customer complaints, the car manufacturer had to withdraw thousands of vehicles from circulation.
  • If a new virus emerges, certain vaccines might need to be withdrawn from circulation.
  • The process to gradually withdraw the older currency from circulation will take several months.
  • Poor quality control led to the decision to withdraw the entire batch from circulation.
  • It is crucial for regulatory bodies to promptly withdraw unsafe items from circulation.