Synonym: abdicate, discharge, dismiss, expel, go to bed, quit, recede, relinquish, remove, resign, retreat, suspend, vacate, withdraw. Similar words: retired, retirement, tire, entirely, set fire to, theoretical, stir, get in. Meaning: [rɪ'taɪə(r)] 
v. 1. go into retirement; stop performing one's work or withdraw from one's position 2. withdraw from active participation 3. pull back or move away or backward 4. move back and away from 5. withdraw from circulation or from the market, as of bills, shares, and bonds 6. break from a meeting or gathering 7. make (someone) retire 8. dispose of; as of old clothes 9. lose interest 10. cause to be out on a fielding play 11. cause to retire 12. prepare for sleep.
v. 1. go into retirement; stop performing one's work or withdraw from one's position 2. withdraw from active participation 3. pull back or move away or backward 4. move back and away from 5. withdraw from circulation or from the market, as of bills, shares, and bonds 6. break from a meeting or gathering 7. make (someone) retire 8. dispose of; as of old clothes 9. lose interest 10. cause to be out on a fielding play 11. cause to retire 12. prepare for sleep. 
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61. Anderson was forced to retire because of injury at the age of 26.
62. When you retire, you want to live a comfortable life.
63. If I had the choice, I would retire at thirty.
64. Her decision to retire brought down the curtain on a glittering 30-year career.
65. She jokingly replied," I'm here to meet a rich husband,get married,have a couple of children,and then retire and travel.
66. He had to retire from the race because of trouble with the gearbox.
67. His sudden decision to retire brought down the curtain on a distinguished career.
68. She tried to persuade him to retire, but he would have none of it.
69. The received wisdom is that he will retire within the next year.
70. I think it best that I advise you of my decision to retire.
71. When asked, she confirmed that she was going to retire.
72. Light the blue touchpaper and retire immediately to a safe distance.
73. She fell badly, spraining her ankle, and had to retire.
74. I'm afraid I have quite a disinclination to retire on a pension.
75. I hope to retire in a year/in a year's time.
76. He could retire now and live in comfort for the rest of his life.
77. Most female models have to retire around the age of 25,(Sentencedict.com ) whereas a well-preserved man can go on working into his forties.
78. The old man held onto his job stubbornly and would not retire.
79. She told me confidentially that she is going to retire early.
80. The headquarters ordered them to retire their troops from the front.
81. After talking it over with my wife, I've decided to retire.
82. In June he gave a broad hint that he might retire.
83. Her drink problem has forced her to retire from public life .
84. Next year Mr Jenks will retire and Mr Broadbent will be nominated as his replacement.
85. These people could afford to retire to Florida but they'd just as soon stay put.
86. He was forced to retire early because of poor health.
87. It's close to showtime now, so you retire into the dressing room.
88. He's had a good innings but now it's time for him to retire and let someone younger take over as director.
89. How could I have divined that he would wish to retire so soon?
90. He had to retire with a neck injury in the second half.
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