Extracted: meaning, definitions and examples

Used in the past tense similarly to 'extract'.

• He extracted important data from the research.

Used when emphasizing the process of acquiring or gaining something.

• She obtained her degree in biology.
• The information was obtained through a survey.

Used when emphasizing taking something away from a place or position, can have a formal tone.

• The manager removed the outdated files from the system.
• She removed her coat and hung it on the rack.

Used in casual or informal situations, often when physically pulling something.

• He pulled the door open.
• The fisherman pulled the fish out of the water.

Used when speaking about obtaining something from a larger whole or a difficult-to-reach place, often scientifically or medically.

• The dentist extracted the tooth
• The essence was extracted from the plant

General term for taking something away from its place or position, can be used in various contexts.

• Please remove the dishes from the table
• The stains were removed from the shirt

Informal term often used for physically removing something with effort or force.

• He had to pull out the weeds from the garden
• She pulled the stuck drawer out with some difficulty

Used when someone decides not to participate or take part anymore, or when something is taken back, typically in a more formal setting.

• He decided to withdraw from the competition
• She withdrew her money from the bank