Retirement

What do we mean by retirement?

Withdrawal from one's occupation or position, especially upon reaching a certain age. noun

The age at which one withdraws from work or activity. noun

The act of retiring or the state of being retired. noun

Privacy or seclusion. noun

A place of privacy or seclusion; a retreat. noun

The act of retiring or withdrawing from action, service, use, sight, public notice, or company; withdrawal: as, the retirement of an army from battle; the retirement of bonds; the retirement of invalid soldiers from service; retirement into the country. noun

The state of being retired from society or public life; seclusion; a private manner of life. noun

The state of being abstracted or withdrawn. noun

A retired or sequestered place; a place to which one withdraws for privacy or freedom from public or social cares. noun

Recovery; retrieval. noun

Synonyms Seclusion, Loneliness, etc. See solitude. noun

The act of retiring, or the state of being retired; withdrawal; seclusion. noun

A place of seclusion or privacy; a place to which one withdraws or retreats; a private abode. noun

An act of retiring; withdrawal. noun

The state of being retired; seclusion. noun

The portion of one's life after retiring from one's career. noun

A place of seclusion or privacy; a place to which one withdraws or retreats; a private abode. noun

Withdrawal for prayer and study and meditation noun

Withdrawal from your position or occupation noun

An act of retiring; withdrawal.

The state of being retired; seclusion.

A place of seclusion or privacy; a retreat.

The state of having permanently left one's employment, now especially at reaching pensionable age; the portion of one's life after retiring from one's career.

The act of leaving one's career or employment permanently.

Throwing away a machine or human after it is decided that they are so worn out or used up that there is no value left. the human gets a small pension that is not enough to live on, the machine is junked. Urban Dictionary

Retirement is when a robot that strongly resembles a human is killed. Because humans do not consider robots to be "alive" in the first place, killing a robotic servant of mankind is seen as "retiring" a machine and not murder. The term originated in the openning scrawl of the science fiction film masterpiece, "Blade Runner", desribing what Blade Runners do to "Replicants" (robots so advanced they are indestinguishable from humans): "Special police squads - BLADE RUNNER UNITS - had orders to shoot to kill, upon detection, any trespassing Replicant. This was not called execution. It was called retirement." Loosely, the is often used in scifi circles to refer to any instance when a (usually) humanoid robot that is designed to look human is terminated by a human, such as on the 2004 Battlestar Galactica with the new humanoid Cylons (the new Cylon models are very similar to Replicants, and Edward James Olmos appears in both Blade Runner and BSG). Urban Dictionary

A myth. Something hard working people look forward to all their working lives, only to be disappointed by the fact that they can't afford to live off there substantially small pensions for the rest of their lives. Urban Dictionary

Retireation is the process of retiring and being on full time vacation. I’m in retireation since my company gave me the golden handshake! Urban Dictionary

Looking forward to retirement Urban Dictionary

When it is no longer necessary to suck up to Corporate America in order to earn a living. This means giving up crowded airports, unnecessary meetings, a Sales Manager that is 20 years your junior telling you how badly that you suck, Action Plans, Quotas, more meetings, a business suit, white shirt and tie, ulcers and stomach cramps. Being genuinely retired means that you began long ago to plan for the future and can now tell everyone except Mother Nature and Father Time to 'kiss ass' Urban Dictionary

1) To quit working while financially fit. Retirees usually receive pension. 2) To put out (baseball). 3) To go to bed (outdated). Urban Dictionary

A euphemism for retarded, as gosh is a euphemism for God and darn is a euphemism for damn. Urban Dictionary

When your tired one day and your tired again the next. This is called being retired. Urban Dictionary

The one time in your life that you actually get a break. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to retirement:
retirement, requirement, refinement, recrement, revilement, restorement, retriment, attirement, revivement, retirements, retardment.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word retirement:
emeritus, pension, coaching, retire, hurling, savings, benefits, salary, retiring, consultant, honorary, boxing, inducted, fund, coach, retired, died, cricket, tenure, politics.

Words that rhyme with retirement:
postretirement.

Adjectives that are often used to describe retirement:
early, mandatory, compulsory, voluntary, semi, earlier, comfortable, temporary, premature, quiet, forced, complete, final, rural, peaceful, normal, partial, gradual, religious, full, recent, happy, dignified, involuntary, impending, comparative, near, permanent, eventual, formal, studious, secure, honorable, official, honourable, immediate, pre, actual, sudden, virtual, active, domestic, later, sweet, flexible, strict, absolute, imminent, successful, calm, literary, subsequent, modest, brief, close, perfect, monastic, earned, year, solitary, tranquil, pleasant, planned, orderly, ultimate, intended, optional, post, delayed, devotional, safe, strictest, imposed, elegant, age.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective retirement:
benefits, income, years, programs, age, planning, program, period, earnings, plans, education, counseling, employment, courses, pensions, schemes, benefit, life, plan, pension, work, jobs, activities, provisions, systems, annuity, gratuity, incomes, status, career, scheme, job, phase, packages, communities, group, standard, policies, programmes, counselling, incentives, community, supply, adjustments, leave, activity, opportunities, increases, package, options, preparation, training, anticipation, fund, policy, supplements, needs, pay, withdrawals, rate, ages, insurance, expenses, coverage, positions, consumption, accounts, involvement, course, migrants, adjustment, indexing, stage, homes, levels, attitude, date, adults, careers, home, option, salary, occupation, funds, provision, rules, costs, pensioners, account, standards, attitudes, wages, allowances, programme, offer, payments.

Words that sound like retirement:
retirement, retirements, retainment, retirement home, attirement, requirement, rudiment, retardant, repairment, retriment, retiring, retardent, reorient, treatment, resturant, restaraunt, repayment, recurrent, recreant, rotarian, restatement, revilement, retrained, retracement, resignment, retortion, rotarians, retreatment, ruderman, redient, revivement, retirement check, reattachment, red currant, reducement.