(exp) (obsc) All ships retreat (military command)
complete ship withdrawal
(n,vs) total (full-scale) withdrawal
complete pullout (pullback)
(n) early retirement
(n) report of early withdrawal (i.e. when one leaves school or work early)
(n) (uk) ignoring (one thing) for (another)
(n) (uk) ignoring (one thing) for (another)
(n) backward-looking philosophy (ideology)
conservatism
(n) conservative (regressive) policy
(n) vestigial organ
(n) expulsion (from school)
(n) killing time
staving off boredom
(adj-no) anaplastic
(n) accrued benefit
retirement benefits
post-employment benefits
(n) (retirement) pension
(n) restoring the declining fortunes
recovering from the discouraging situation
reversing the downward trend
(n) ex-serviceman
(n) mass retirement (esp. that of the Japanese baby boomers)
(n) leaving school during a term
(v5k,vi) to jump (out of the way)
to jump back
to jump aside
(n) retirement due to age
(n) (compulsory) retirement (e.g. on reaching the age of 60)
(n) moral decadence (decline, corruption)
(n,vs) two steps forward, one step back
(v5k,vi) to jump (out of the way)
to jump back
to jump aside
(v5r,vi) to leap back
to jump back
(n) troop withdrawal
(n) decay (decline, corruption) of public morals
moral decadence
(n) infinite regress
(n) eviction
(P)
(v5k,vi) to evacuate
to clear out
to vacate
to withdraw
to take refuge
(P)