Indraget

Indraget is a Swedish term used mainly as an adjective or past participle meaning withdrawn, retracted, or revoked. It describes something that has been pulled back from active use, validity, or force, such as a decision, registration, license, or designation that has been reversed or cancelled.

In practice, indraget appears in administrative and legal language to indicate formal revocation or withdrawal. Examples include phrases like “Körkortet blev indraget” (the driver's license was revoked) or “Ansökan indraget” (the application has been withdrawn). It can be used predicatively, as in “Beslutet är indraget,” or attributively, as in “indraget körkort.”

Origin and related terms: indraget is the participle form associated with a verb meaning to withdraw or draw back. It is related to nouns such as indragning (withdrawal, revocation) and to other terms for removal or cancelling, such as återkallelse (recall/revocation) and upphävelse (cancellation).

See also: återkallelse, upphävande, indragning, revocation, withdrawal.