retiree
Use Retiree in a sentence
taɪˈri, -ˈtaɪər noun
a person who has retired from an occupation or profession.
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| —n | |
| chiefly (US) a person who has retired from work | |
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Retiree
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Example sentences
The following paragraphs are a guide to the statutory restrictions on retiree employment.
Surviving spouses typically receive two-thirds of a deceased retiree's pension.
For one, you could let it stop pre-paying for its retiree obligations, so it doesn't collapse under their weight now.
Mildred cancels her retiree drug coverage and understands she may not be able to get it back la ter.
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