Retiring

/rɪˈtaɪərɪŋ/

Definitions

  1. (adj.) Pertaining to the act of withdrawing from an office, position, or active service, typically with entitlement to a pension or benefits.
    The retiring judge was honored for her dedicated service.
  2. (adj.) Describing a clause or provision that causes a claim, document, or case to be withdrawn or no longer operative.
    The retiring provision in the contract ended the party's obligations upon notice.

Commentary

Typically used as an adjective describing status or condition related to withdrawal from active service; when used as a verb form, see base term 'retire' for definition.

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