retiredly

/rɪˈtaɪərdli/
adverb
  1. In a way that shows someone has stopped working, especially after reaching a certain age; in a manner typical of someone who is retired.
    • He smiled retiredly as he watched the younger workers rush past his garden gate.
    • After forty years of teaching, she now lives retiredly in a small cottage by the sea.
    • They spend their days retiredly, reading books and taking long walks in the park.
  2. In a quiet, secluded, or withdrawn manner; away from public attention or activity.
    • After the scandal, the politician retiredly avoided all social events.
    • She sat retiredly in the corner of the library, enjoying the silence.
    • The old writer lived retiredly in the countryside, rarely receiving visitors.
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