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retirement age
noun as in old age
Strongest match
Example Sentences
This past year the Social Security Administration informed me that my retirement age was sixty-six.
The bill would institute 10-year terms and a mandatory retirement age.
For me (born in 1960, when I was, and after), full retirement age is going to be 67.
You'd need to link it in some way to the increase in retirement age, I'd imagine.
They voted to hike the retirement age from 65 up to 67, and to cut pensions for those already retired by 15 percent.
I am approaching the compulsory retirement age; I will soon be invited to go to one of the Havens.
The Target Date is a retirement age, forty-five or above, chosen by the client himself.
The fact was that the general had now reached sixty-five, and in the American Army, sixty-five is retirement age.
Leoh had been nearly at the voluntary retirement age for scientists when he realized what he, and his fellow scientists, had done.
He would reach retirement age in two more years, and it was a nagging reminder that he grew old.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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