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retireUK:**UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/rɪˈtaɪər/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/rɪˈtaɪr/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(ri tīər′)
retire WordReference English Thesaurus © 2026 Sense: Verb: withdraw Synonyms: withdraw Collocations, leave Collocations, retreat Collocations, back off, draw back, keep apart, bow out, pull out, give up, quit Collocations Antonyms: advance Collocations, progress Collocations, move forward, press ahead, march on, surge Collocations, go through with, face up to, tackle Collocations, continue Collocations, carry on, mingle, mix Collocations, arrive Collocations, enter Collocations, attack Collocations, conquer Collocations, steam in, lunge Sense: Verb: stop working Synonyms: stop working, go into retirement, resign Collocations, step down, stand down, leave active service, be pensioned off Antonyms: join Collocations, start a new job, be in employment, run a business, start up a company, take office, take part in, enlist Collocations, sign up for Sense: Verb: go to bed - formal Synonyms: turn in (informal), go to bed, lie down, go to sleep, take a nap, hit the hay (slang), hit the sack (slang), retire for the night Antonyms: Sense: Verb: remove from service Synonyms: scrap Collocations, eliminate, get rid of, remove Collocations, phase out, superannuate, pension off Antonyms: introduce Collocations, launch Collocations, implement Collocations, start Collocations, begin Collocations, adopt, approve Collocations, put into effect, carry out 🗣️Recent forum discussions about thesaurus entries: … depends on when you retire/will retire - English Only forum
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