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21 أخلى
أخْلَى: أشْغَرَ، جَلاَ عن، أفْرَغَto vacate, leave uninhabited or untenanted; to evacuate, pull out of, move out of, withdraw from, depart from, leave, quit, go away from, clear out of; to empty, void -
22 أسقط الدعوى إلخ
أسْقَطَ الدّعْوَى إلخto nonsuit; to quash; to drop, withdraw -
23 أفرج عن المكان
أفْرَجَ عَنِ المَكَان: تَرَكَهُ، أخْلاَهُto leave, quit, clear out of, evacuate, pull out of, withdraw from -
24 أماط عن
أمَاطَ عن: تَنَحّى، اِبْتَعَدَto withdraw from, move away from -
25 ابتعد عن
اِبْتَعَدَ عن: ظَلّ بَعِيداً عن، غابَ عنto keep away or far from, stay away or far from, distance oneself from, withdraw from; to absent oneself from -
26 ابتعد عن
اِبْتَعَدَ عن: اِنْفَصَلَ عن، فارَقَ، بايَنَto separate (oneself) from, detach oneself from, withdraw from, part with, leave, quit, walk out on -
27 احتجب
اِحْتَجَبَto hide, conceal oneself, veil oneself; to disappear, vanish; to withdraw; to be or become hidden, concealed, veiled, covered, screened, sheltered, obscured, cloaked, mantled -
28 اختلى
اِخْتَلَى (بِـ أو مَع)to be alone (with), retire (with), withdraw (with), meet separately (with), hold a closed meeting (with) -
29 اختلى
اِخْتَلَى: اِنْفَرَدَ، اِنْعَزَلَto withdraw, retire; to isolate oneself, seclude oneself, be alone (with oneself); to be or become isolated, secluded, solitary -
30 ارتد
اِرْتَدّ: رَجَعَ، تَرَاجَعَto withdraw, retreat, fall back, draw back, move backward, go back, retract, back (away), give way; to recede, regress, retrocede, retrograde, retrogress -
31 استرد
اِسْتَرَدّ: اِسْتَرْجَعَ، اِسْتَعَادَto recover, regain, get back, retrieve, reacquire, redeem, recoup, recuperate, retake, recapture, take back; to recall, call back; to withdraw -
32 استرجع
اِسْتَرْجَعَ: سَحَبَ، ألْغَىto withdraw, take back; recall, revoke, repeal, cancel -
33 اعتزل
اِعْتَزَلَto retire (from), withdraw (from); to isolate oneself (from), seclude oneself (from), detach oneself (from), separate oneself (from), dissociate oneself (from), part with -
34 اعتكف
اِعْتَكَفَ (في, عن)to seclude oneself (in, from), isolate oneself (in, from), retire (into, from), withdraw (into, from), live in seclusion (in, from); to remain (in), stay (in), abide (in), keep (to) -
35 افرنقع عن
اِفْرَنْقَعَ عن: اِبْتَعَدَ عن، اِنْفَصَلَ عنto separate oneself from, detach oneself from, withdraw from, leave, quit -
36 انتبذ
اِنْتَبَذَ: تَنَحّىto withdraw, retire, retreat; to step aside -
37 انحسر
اِنْحَسَرَto abate, subside, die down, calm down, let up, fade away, wane, decrease, diminish, lessen, drop, decline, deteriorate, degenerate, shrink, become smaller or weaker; to recede, go back, withdraw, retreat, retrograde, retrogress; to disappear, disperse, be dispersed, be dispelled; to be removed, taken off, pulled away, lifted, raised -
38 انزوى
اِنْزَوَى: اِنْعَزَلَ، اِنْفَرَدَto retire, withdraw (into a corner), seclude oneself, isolate oneself, be secluded, be isolated, be alone, keep to oneself -
39 انزوى
اِنْزَوَى (بِـ أو مَع): اِخْتَلَى (بِـ أو مَع)to retire (with), withdraw (with), be alone (with), meet separately (with), hold a closed meeting (with) -
40 انسحب
اِنْسَحَبَ: تَرَاجَعَ، رَجَعَto withdraw, retreat, pull out, pull away, pull back, fall back, draw back, recede, retract; to retire; to evacuate; to secede
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