go into retirement

Frequency: 6.57.2 per million words

to begin the period of one's life after stopping work

retirementVERB + NOUN

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go into

Examples (10)

  • After forty years of service, Mr. Johnson finally went into retirement last Friday.
  • She's looking forward to the day she can go into retirement and travel the world.
  • Many professionals choose to go into retirement earlier than the standard age.
  • He decided to go into retirement to spend more time with his grandchildren.
  • The company offers a generous package for employees who go into retirement voluntarily.
  • Are you planning to go into retirement soon, or do you intend to work longer?
  • Before you go into retirement, make sure your finances are in order.
  • The professor had a big farewell party before he went into retirement.
  • It's becoming more common for people to gradually go into retirement rather than stopping abruptly.
  • She will go into retirement as a respected figure in her field.