What is another term for a license that has been temporarily withdrawn?

A license that has been temporarily withdrawn is referred to as being suspended. This term specifically indicates that the licensee is prohibited from exercising the privileges granted by the license for a defined period, after which the license may be reinstated if certain conditions are met. Suspension typically occurs as a consequence of misconduct or violations of regulations without permanently ending the license holder's eligibility.

In contrast, annulled refers to a situation where a license is declared invalid as if it never existed, revocation signifies a permanent withdrawal of a license, and cancellation suggests a termination of the license but does not inherently imply that it may be reinstated. Thus, suspension accurately describes the temporary nature of the withdrawal of the license described in the question.