superannuated
वयोवृद्ध
definition
verb
his pilot's license was withdrawn and he was superannuated
retire (someone) with a pension.
adjective
she is not superannuated and has no paid vacation
(of a position or employee) belonging to a superannuation plan.
translation of 'superannuated'
adjective
बूढ़ा,
वयोवृद्ध,
अप्रचलित,
कालविस्र्द्ध
example
The PRC's combat aircraft are also 'superannuated' , which exacerbates the problems of the PLAN.
Off I went, an overweight, 'superannuated' jockey, knees hovering near my armpits.
The 'superannuated' may perhaps devote themselves to reflection and advice.
Some 'superannuated' blokes are still wearing the long hair of a 1970s pop or football star, even though their face resemble a wrinkled prune.
Hollywood is the graveyard for all the uprooted cultural artifacts of a 'superannuated' tradition.
Mind you, the annals of British sportscasting contain many examples of 'superannuated' pundits who soldier on well past their sell-by dates.
They are employees of the state sector who enjoy 'superannuated' job security amidst an ocean of poverty.
Pirate radio was about to be 'superannuated' by the BBC shake-up that would give rise to Radio One.
He could have spared a world of 'superannuated' history, science, or politics, to have reversed better in waltzing.
People should use the internet to inform their purchasing rather than some 'superannuated' arbitrary knees-up.
A claim was made and accepted by Comcare at that time and, indeed, Ms Holt was 'superannuated' out of the public service within 12 months.
The council is holding its financial breath over the burgeoning black hole in the local authority's 'superannuated' final salary pension scheme.
A dull - eyed shop assistant feeds the card into a 'superannuated' time-clock which has been through a retraining course.
His only job is as a 'superannuated' marriage guidance counsellor to Blair and Brown.
I'M getting a bit fed up with 'superannuated' pop stars flying over in their Learjets just to tell us to make less car journeys.
It's incredible that someone who, these days, is undoubtedly more 'superannuated' than itinerant can still sound this convincing.
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