Pronunciation: /ˈɡreɪˌkeɪʃən/
noun a blend of the words 'grey' and 'vacation', typically used to describe a vacation taken by older individuals or retirees
A1 I went on a greycation to a nearby town.
A2 During my greycation, I explored different museums and art galleries.
B1 My greycation in the countryside was relaxing and peaceful.
B2 For our greycation, we rented a cabin in the mountains.
C1 The greycation I took last summer was one of the most memorable trips of my life.
C2 After my greycation in Europe, I felt rejuvenated and inspired.
formal Many people choose to take a greycation to unwind and recharge from their busy work schedules.
informal I'm thinking of going on a greycation next month to just relax and take a break from everything.
slang Let's plan a greycation and just chill out for a few days.
figurative Sometimes a greycation is exactly what you need to clear your mind and find some peace.
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