pension off
Britishverb
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to cause to retire from a post and pay a pension to
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to discard, because old and worn
to pension off submarines
Example Sentences
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Couldn't the Times pension off Friedman and use his space on the op-ed page to showcase some new thinkers?
From New York Times • Feb. 1, 2017
Once again Arsenal's deficiencies in the area of the holding midfield player, evident since the unwise decision to pension off Gilberto Silva, were exposed.
From The Guardian • Dec. 8, 2010
Time to pension off that oldie, at least where the visual arts are concerned.
From Time Magazine Archive
Wahid tried to pension off the worst offenders and replace them with more idealistic middle-ranking officers.
From Time Magazine Archive
Are there any other old parties you wish to pension off with coffee or tea this winter?”
From The Motor Maids at Sunrise Camp by Stokes, Katherine
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