draw down (Meaning)

draw down

reduction, a lowering of a water level (as in a reservoir), the process of depleting, to deplete by using or spending

The bank account was drawn down due to unexpected expenses.
The company plans to draw down its line of credit to fund a new acquisition.
The government announced a plan to draw down reserves to stimulate the economy.
The organization's funds were depleted as it had drawn down its savings.
The drawdown on the water reservoir left the lake at dangerously low levels.
The military began a drawdown of troops from the contested region.
The investor's portfolio suffered a drawdown during the market crash.
The drawdown of the pension fund was necessary to meet benefit obligations.
The university drew down its endowment to cover operating expenses.
The project experienced a significant drawdown in funding due to delays and setbacks.

reduction, a lowering of a water level (as in a reservoir), the process of depleting, to deplete by using or spending

use up, exhaust, consume,spend, absorb, burn, use, play out, run out of, drain

augment, renew,increase, enforce, replace, enlarge, save, restore, strengthen, revive

The bank account was drawn down due to unexpected expenses.

The company plans to draw down its line of credit to fund a new acquisition.

The government announced a plan to draw down reserves to stimulate the economy.

The organization's funds were depleted as it had drawn down its savings.