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wycofanie

Wycofanie is a Polish noun meaning the act or process of withdrawing, retracting, or pulling back from a position, decision, or commitment. It can refer to physical withdrawal of personnel, as well as to withdrawing support, plans, or goods from the market. The verb from which it is derived is wycofać, with the prefix wy- indicating reversal or outward movement.

Common uses include:

- Military and security: withdrawal of troops or forces from a region or front.

- Political and administrative decisions: reversal of policies or plans; recall of officials; withdrawal of legislations before

- Economic and commercial: market or product withdrawals, recall of defective goods, withdrawal of a bid or

- Legal and contractual: withdrawal of an offer, a contract, or consent; revocation of a decision.

- Personal data and consent: withdrawal of consent for data processing under privacy law; cessation of data

- Medicine and healthcare: discontinuation or withdrawal of a treatment or medication.

Usage notes: wycofanie emphasizes the act of pulling back rather than the act of abandoning entirely; it

Examples of phrases: wycofanie wojsk, wycofanie produktu, wycofanie zgody.

Polish dictionaries distinguish wycofanie from cofanie and odwołanie, although contexts may overlap. In modern usage, the

enactment.
offer.
sharing.
can
be
contrasted
with
odwołanie
(revocation)
and
cofanie
(retreat)
in
some
contexts.
term
is
common
in
news
reporting,
legal
texts,
and
administrative
language.