Pronunciation: /suːpərˈæn.ju.eɪt/
verb to retire or become ineligible for active duty due to age or infirmity
A1 My grandfather will superannuate next year after working at the same company for 40 years.
A2 Many employees choose to superannuate once they reach a certain age and qualify for retirement benefits.
B1 The company offers a generous package for employees who decide to superannuate early.
B2 After years of hard work, she finally made the decision to superannuate and enjoy her retirement.
C1 As he began to superannuate, he realized the importance of planning for his financial future.
C2 The CEO's decision to superannuate sparked discussions about the company's succession plan and future direction.
formal Employees are encouraged to superannuate once they reach the retirement age.
informal Many people choose to superannuate once they hit a certain age.
slang Some folks just want to superannuate and enjoy their golden years.
figurative Ideas that are outdated and no longer relevant should superannuate in order to make room for new innovations.
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