re-tire
[ ri-tahyuhr ]
- as inleave
- as inlie
- as inmake off
- as inpull out
- as inquit
- as inquit
- as inback
- as inrecede
- as inresign
- as inretire
- as inretreat
- as inreturn
- as inabdicate
- as inscrap
- as insecede
- as inseclude
- as inshrink
- as insleep
- as instep down
- as inturn in
- as inwithdraw
- as inwithdraw
- as inback off
- as indemobilize
- as inbow out
- as inobsolesce
- as inpink-slip
- as inquitclaim
- as inclear out
- as inrecrudesce
- as inretrocede
- as inretrocede
- as insequestrate
- as indecommission
- as indepart
- as indisappear
- as indismiss
- as inebb
- as inexit
- as infall back
- as inflinch
- as inget off
- as ingive
- as ingo
Synonyms for re-tire
- disappear
- escape
- flee
- fly
- go
- move
- quit
- retire
- start
- take off
- withdraw
- abscond
- decamp
- defect
- desert
- ditch
- elope
- embark
- emigrate
- exit
- flit
- forsake
- issue
- migrate
- part
- relinquish
- sally
- scram
- split
- vacate
- vamoose
- vanish
- beat it
- break away
- clear out
- come away
- cut out
- give the slip
- go away
- go forth
- head out
- move out
- pull out
- push off
- remove oneself
- ride off
- run along
- say goodbye
- set out
- slip out
- step down
- take a hike
- take leave
- walk out
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Antonyms for re-tire
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EXAMPLES FROM THE WEB FOR RE-TIRE
Sylvester is reported to have said that people, after tiring in town, go to re-tire in the country.