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re-retiree

re-retiree noun: someone who retires again after a period of unretirement.

Noun

re-retiree (plural re-retirees)

  1. Someone who retires again after a period of unretirement.
    Antonyms:
    unretiree

Antonyms of re-retiree

Forms of re-retiree

pluralre-retirees

Origin of re-retiree

By surface analysis, re-retire + -ee, or, by surface analysis, re- + retire + -ee.

Questions about re-retiree

What does re-retiree mean?
Re-retiree means someone who retires again after a period of unretirement.
What part of speech is re-retiree?
Re-retiree is a noun.
What is the plural of re-retiree?
The plural of re-retiree is re-retirees.

Words near re-retiree in the dictionary

  1. re-researching
  2. re-restitution
  3. re-restitutions
  4. re-retire
  5. re-retired
  6. re-retiree
  7. re-retirement
  8. re-retires
  9. re-retiring
  10. re-review
  11. re-reviewed

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