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retired

retired
Adjective

Meanings

Adjectiveretired

Having left one's job or career, typically due to age or reaching a specific milestone.

My father is a retired accountant who now spends his time gardening.

Adjectiveretired

Withdrawn from social activity, public life, or the gaze of others.

She lived a quiet, retired existence in the countryside.

Adjectiveretired

Removed from active use or service, especially in reference to military equipment or sports jerseys.

The navy has retired several old destroyers from the active fleet.

Examples

My grandfather is a retired police officer who now spends his days gardening.

My grandfather is a retired police officer who now spends his days gardening.

I am finally retired and can travel wherever I want.

I am finally retired and can travel wherever I want.

Travel

He lives a retired life in a small cottage by the sea.

He lives a retired life in a small cottage by the sea.

She has a retired manner that makes her seem distant and mysterious.

She has a retired manner that makes her seem distant and mysterious.

Romance

I wonder if he is truly happy in that retired existence of his.

The team decided to keep a retired profile to avoid public scrutiny.

Business

The league officially retired his jersey number last night.

Those retired warships are now used as museums for the public.

Those retired warships are now used as museums for the public.

History

The old aircraft was retired from service after thirty years of flight.

The old aircraft was retired from service after thirty years of flight.

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