Synonyms for Re-tiring:

• adj.

  •antisocial (adjective)
  • introverted,
  • alienated,
  • ascetic,
  • unfriendly,
  • asocial,
  • cynical,
  • retiring,
  • hermitlike,
  • cold,
  • austere,
  • uncommunicative,
  • eremetic,
  • solitary,
  • standoffish,
  • remote,
  • misanthropic.
  •backward (adjective)
  • late,
  • unwilling,
  • reluctant,
  • averse,
  • shy,
  • afraid,
  • sluggish,
  • uneager,
  • hesitant,
  • wavering,
  • hesitating,
  • indisposed,
  • disinclined,
  • tardy,
  • loath.
  •bashful (adjective)
  • embarrassed,
  • Recoiling,
  • overmodest,
  • blushful,
  • self-conscious,
  • abashed,
  • shamefaced,
  • silent,
  • chary,
  • Verecund,
  • confused,
  • constrained,
  • blushing,
  • sheepish,
  • nervous.
  •cowardly (adjective)
  • panicky,
  • base,
  • yellow-bellied,
  • no guts,
  • worthless,
  • weak,
  • soft,
  • jittery,
  • paper tiger,
  • dastardly,
  • having the willies,
  • running scared,
  • anxious,
  • pusillanimous,
  • yellow,
  • craven,
  • caitiff,
  • frightened,
  • apprehensive,
  • recreant,
  • lily-livered,
  • weak-kneed,
  • scared,
  • lacking courage,
  • pigeonhearted,
  • Cowhearted,
  • Chicken-hearted,
  • fainthearted,
  • gutless,
  • cowering,
  • spineless,
  • dismayed.
  •coy (adjective)
  • flirtatious,
  • prudish,
  • kittenish,
  • coquettish,
  • evasive,
  • skittish.
  •demure (adjective)
  • prim,
  • serious,
  • close,
  • strait-laced,
  • earnest,
  • prissy,
  • proper,
  • sober,
  • nice,
  • staid,
  • sedate,
  • unassured,
  • solemn,
  • decorous.
  •diffident (adjective)
  • mousy,
  • doubtful,
  • unobtrusive,
  • distrustful,
  • dubious,
  • insecure,
  • Flinching,
  • unsure,
  • Unpoised,
  • Blenching,
  • suspicious.
  •distant (adjective)
  • put on airs,
  • stuck-up,
  • arrogant,
  • unconcerned,
  • offish,
  • standoff,
  • unapproachable,
  • proud,
  • laid back,
  • Insociable,
  • Uncompanionable,
  • ceremonious,
  • formal,
  • uppity,
  • haughty,
  • on ice,
  • cool,
  • stiff.
  •humble (adjective)
  • unambitious,
  • ordinary,
  • obsequious,
  • docile,
  • reverential,
  • fearful,
  • simple,
  • obliging,
  • servile,
  • gentle,
  • respectful,
  • deferential,
  • content,
  • mild,
  • submissive,
  • tentative,
  • tractable,
  • unpretentious,
  • biddable,
  • lowly,
  • supplicatory,
  • polite,
  • subservient,
  • manageable,
  • unostentatious,
  • courteous,
  • soft-spoken.
  •inconspicuous (adjective)
  • insignificant,
  • camouflaged,
  • concealed,
  • unemphatic,
  • dim,
  • indistinct,
  • plain,
  • low-profile,
  • hidden,
  • faint,
  • tenuous,
  • soft-pedalled,
  • secretive,
  • subtle,
  • muted,
  • low-key.
  •inoffensive (adjective)
  • innoxious,
  • innocent,
  • pleasant,
  • neutral,
  • unobjectionable,
  • safe,
  • friendly,
  • clean,
  • nonprovocative,
  • calm,
  • unoffending,
  • innocuous,
  • peaceable.
  •lowly (adjective)
  • ignoble,
  • everyday,
  • mundane,
  • cast down,
  • menial,
  • dutiful,
  • average,
  • proletarian,
  • subordinate,
  • prosaic,
  • obscure,
  • plebeian,
  • lowborn,
  • baseborn,
  • poor,
  • common,
  • low,
  • commonplace,
  • mean.
  •modest (adjective)
  • resigned,
  • temperate,
  • unpresuming,
  • chaste,
  • discreet,
  • moderate,
  • Unboastful,
  • unpretending,
  • seemly,
  • prudent.
  •outgoing (adjective)
  • past,
  • outward-bound,
  • ex-,
  • departing,
  • migratory,
  • last,
  • outbound,
  • former.
  •recluse/reclusive (adjective)
  • isolated,
  • secluse,
  • hermetic,
  • antisocial,
  • monastic,
  • Seclusive,
  • cloistered,
  • secluded,
  • sequestered.
  •reclusive (adjective)
  • hermit-like.
  •reserved (adjective)
  • frigid,
  • peaceful,
  • aloof,
  • self-contained,
  • distant,
  • icy,
  • placid,
  • eremitic,
  • close-mouthed,
  • taciturn,
  • undemonstrative,
  • cautious,
  • composed,
  • serene,
  • conventional,
  • unresponsive,
  • collected,
  • noncommittal.
  •restrained (adjective)
  • subdued,
  • unexcessive,
  • in charge,
  • reasonable,
  • unextreme,
  • uptight,
  • self-controlled,
  • Inobtrusive,
  • under control,
  • in check,
  • steady,
  • laid-back,
  • under wraps,
  • chilled,
  • tasteful,
  • bottled up,
  • conservative,
  • on a leash,
  • calm and collected,
  • corked up,
  • controlled.
  •retired (adjective)
  • Immured,
  • unfrequented,
  • cidevant,
  • discharged,
  • otiose,
  • inactive,
  • superannuated,
  • emeritus.
  •retiring (adjective)
  • reclusive,
  • self-effacing,
  • shrinking,
  • reticent,
  • reserved,
  • coy,
  • not forward,
  • nongregarious,
  • backward,
  • bashful,
  • restrained,
  • recessive,
  • unassertive,
  • withdrawn,
  • unsociable,
  • timid,
  • diffident,
  • Unaffable,
  • unassuming,
  • demure,
  • unexpansive,
  • meek,
  • rabbity,
  • modest,
  • withdrawing,
  • humble,
  • quiet,
  • timorous.
  •self-controlled (adjective)
  • Self-restrained,
  • inhibited.
  •sheepish (adjective)
  • tame,
  • silly,
  • uncomfortable,
  • ashamed,
  • guilty,
  • foolish,
  • mortified,
  • chagrined.
  •shrinking (adjective)
  • declining.
  •shy (adjective)
  • conscious,
  • unsocial,
  • circumspect,
  • wary,
  • uneffusive,
  • introvert,
  • loner.
  •timid (adjective)
  • feeble,
  • milquetoast,
  • ambivalent,
  • spiritless,
  • cowed,
  • intimidated,
  • shaky,
  • daunted,
  • having cold feet,
  • unnerved,
  • vacillating,
  • browbeaten,
  • capricious,
  • trembling,
  • cowardly,
  • Badgered,
  • bullied,
  • irresolute.
  •uncommunicative (adjective)
  • short,
  • on the qt,
  • hush-hush,
  • curt,
  • tight-lipped,
  • dried up,
  • guarded,
  • buttoned up,
  • clammed up.
  •unconspicuous (adjective)
  • Having.
  •unnoticeable (adjective)
  • Unconspicuous.
  •unobtrusive (adjective)
  • soft-pedaled,
  • unnoticeable,
  • inconspicuous.
  •unsociable (adjective)
  • inhospitable,
  • brooding,
  • unbending,
  • antagonistic,
  • hostile,
  • inaccessible,
  • unforthcoming,
  • uncongenial,
  • easy-going,
  • unneighborly,
  • sensitive.
  •unwashed (adjective)
  • Declassed,
  • vulgar.
  •withdrawn (adjective)
  • incurious,
  • casual,
  • recluse,
  • aseptic,
  • detached,
  • disinterested,
  • uninterested,
  • retired,
  • uncurious,
  • retreated,
  • indifferent.

• v.

  •abdicate (verb)
  • bag it,
  • abnegate,
  • leave in the lurch,
  • quit,
  • retire,
  • abandon,
  • drop,
  • renounce,
  • sell out,
  • bail out,
  • quitclaim,
  • vacate,
  • step down,
  • opt out,
  • leave holding the bag,
  • waive,
  • leave high and dry,
  • abjure,
  • Demit,
  • forgo,
  • give up,
  • leave,
  • cede.
  •back (verb)
  • drive back,
  • retract,
  • backtrack,
  • reverse,
  • turn tail,
  • repel,
  • repulse.
  •bow out (verb)
  • walk away from,
  • make one's exit.
  •clear out (verb)
  • split,
  • kite,
  • Begone,
  • hightail,
  • scram,
  • skedaddle,
  • make oneself scarce,
  • beat it,
  • remove oneself,
  • take a hike,
  • vamoose.
  •decommission (verb)
  • shut down,
  • shut off,
  • deactivate,
  • demilitarize,
  • make inactive.
  •demobilize (verb)
  • disband,
  • disarm.
  •depart (verb)
  • perish,
  • blast off,
  • vanish,
  • hit the trail,
  • tergiversate,
  • start out,
  • slip away,
  • move on,
  • cut out,
  • escape,
  • say goodbye,
  • make a break,
  • abdicate,
  • sally forth,
  • troop,
  • emigrate,
  • desert,
  • march out,
  • absent,
  • set forth,
  • move out,
  • take leave,
  • shove off,
  • hit the bricks,
  • hit the road,
  • cut and run,
  • Git,
  • go forth,
  • migrate,
  • disappear,
  • start,
  • evacuate.
  •disappear (verb)
  • flee,
  • die out,
  • dematerialize,
  • melt away,
  • wane,
  • sink,
  • be no more,
  • be gone,
  • pass away,
  • evaporate,
  • fade away,
  • melt,
  • go south,
  • leave no trace,
  • die,
  • come to naught,
  • clear,
  • abscond,
  • Evanish,
  • evanesce,
  • be lost,
  • dissolve,
  • fly,
  • pass,
  • take flight,
  • be done for,
  • be swallowed up,
  • cease to exist,
  • fade,
  • expire,
  • drop out of sight,
  • disperse,
  • end,
  • end gradually,
  • dissipate.
  •dismiss (verb)
  • lay off,
  • depone,
  • boot out,
  • kick out,
  • let go,
  • send packing,
  • sack,
  • disqualify,
  • bounce,
  • shelve,
  • bump,
  • fire,
  • can,
  • displace,
  • put away,
  • furlough,
  • deselect,
  • shut out,
  • give the ax,
  • let out,
  • give walking papers,
  • give warning,
  • pink-slip,
  • ax,
  • suspend,
  • unseat,
  • discharge,
  • Disemploy,
  • recall,
  • wash out,
  • Disfrock,
  • cashier,
  • oust,
  • turn away,
  • defrock,
  • give the heave-ho,
  • depose,
  • give the gate,
  • give notice to,
  • pension,
  • boot,
  • impeach,
  • unfrock,
  • terminate.
  •ebb (verb)
  • let up,
  • decrease,
  • Retrocede,
  • fall away,
  • lessen,
  • abate,
  • die down,
  • languish,
  • peter out,
  • degenerate,
  • flag,
  • relent,
  • weaken,
  • fall,
  • flow back,
  • shrink,
  • go out,
  • decay,
  • slacken,
  • diminish,
  • dwindle,
  • ease off,
  • deteriorate.
  •exit (verb)
  • do vanishing act,
  • bid farewell,
  • take one's leave,
  • blow,
  • issue,
  • get,
  • move,
  • flake off.
  •fall back (verb)
  • retrograde,
  • recoil,
  • back,
  • give back.
  •flinch (verb)
  • cringe,
  • avoid,
  • balk,
  • shirk,
  • blanch,
  • cower,
  • elude,
  • shun,
  • blink,
  • blench,
  • quail,
  • swerve,
  • eschew,
  • evade,
  • duck,
  • crouch.
  •get off (verb)
  • disembark,
  • dismount,
  • alight,
  • descend,
  • light.
  •give (verb)
  • crumple,
  • crumble,
  • fold up,
  • break,
  • fold,
  • contract,
  • allow,
  • relax,
  • bow to,
  • sag,
  • grant,
  • lend,
  • fail,
  • bend,
  • open,
  • cave,
  • devote,
  • concede,
  • flex.
  •go (verb)
  • near,
  • bug out,
  • get going,
  • hie,
  • run away,
  • make for,
  • repair,
  • mosey,
  • progress,
  • make a break for it,
  • approach,
  • cruise,
  • travel,
  • take a powder,
  • make one's way,
  • get lost,
  • fare,
  • lam,
  • wend,
  • set off,
  • journey,
  • skip out,
  • light out,
  • push on,
  • push off.
  •leave (verb)
  • embark,
  • break away,
  • clear out,
  • slip out,
  • come away,
  • elope,
  • ride off,
  • give the slip,
  • ditch,
  • defect,
  • walk out,
  • head out,
  • sally,
  • set out,
  • forsake,
  • flit.
  •lie (verb)
  • recline,
  • couch,
  • laze,
  • be prone,
  • lie down,
  • nap,
  • siesta,
  • be recumbent,
  • lounge,
  • loll,
  • stretch out,
  • be supine,
  • sleep,
  • sprawl,
  • rest,
  • repose.
  •make off (verb)
  • make away,
  • skip,
  • run for it,
  • bolt,
  • scamper,
  • run off,
  • scoot,
  • run.
  •obsolesce (verb)
  • go extinct,
  • outdate,
  • obsolete,
  • superannuate.
  •pink-slip (verb)
  • give someone the ax,
  • give someone the pink slip,
  • give someone the gate,
  • release,
  • give someone his or her walking papers,
  • show someone the door.
  •pull out (verb)
  • stop participating,
  • stop.
  •quit (verb)
  • wind up,
  • check out,
  • break off,
  • pack in,
  • sew up,
  • throw over,
  • cut it out,
  • run out on,
  • give over,
  • halt,
  • wrap up,
  • call it quits,
  • take the cure,
  • leave hanging,
  • cease,
  • hang it up,
  • bow out,
  • book,
  • kick over,
  • give notice,
  • quit cold,
  • discontinue,
  • knock off,
  • call it a day,
  • walk out on,
  • take a walk,
  • get on the wagon,
  • go away from,
  • surcease,
  • leave off,
  • kick the habit,
  • conclude,
  • drop out,
  • leave flat,
  • desist.
  •quitclaim (verb)
  • render.
  •recede (verb)
  • reduce,
  • drain away,
  • go back,
  • decline,
  • retrogress,
  • taper,
  • die off,
  • return,
  • subside.
  •resign (verb)
  • cease work,
  • turn over,
  • give up the ship,
  • divorce oneself from,
  • separate oneself from,
  • hand in resignation,
  • throw in the towel,
  • sign off,
  • wash hands of,
  • capitulate,
  • stand down,
  • stand aside,
  • end service.
  •retire (verb)
  • recede,
  • repeal,
  • rescind,
  • run along,
  • take off,
  • make vacant,
  • stop working,
  • go to bed,
  • depart,
  • deny oneself,
  • give up work,
  • relinquish,
  • revoke,
  • part,
  • separate,
  • retreat,
  • hit the sack,
  • go away,
  • regress,
  • ebb,
  • fall back,
  • go to one's room,
  • go to sleep,
  • exit,
  • pull back,
  • yield,
  • hand over,
  • sever connections,
  • go,
  • surrender,
  • give ground,
  • seclude oneself,
  • decamp,
  • resign,
  • pull out,
  • secede,
  • get away,
  • withdraw,
  • get off,
  • remove,
  • leave service,
  • rusticate,
  • absent oneself,
  • give way,
  • turn in,
  • draw back.
  •retreat (verb)
  • hide,
  • start back,
  • lay down,
  • back down,
  • move back,
  • back away,
  • reel,
  • go along with,
  • back out,
  • keep aloof,
  • cave in,
  • disengage,
  • back off,
  • sequester,
  • keep apart.
  •retrocede (verb)
  • retrace one's steps,
  • backpedal.
  •return (verb)
  • reexamine,
  • bounce back,
  • react,
  • reappear,
  • revolve,
  • recrudesce,
  • revisit,
  • recur,
  • repeat,
  • retrace steps,
  • back up,
  • come back,
  • turn,
  • rotate,
  • reel back,
  • go again,
  • double back,
  • reconsider,
  • Reenter,
  • reoccur,
  • rebound,
  • circle back,
  • come again,
  • revert,
  • hark back to.
  •scrap (verb)
  • get rid of,
  • do away with,
  • slough,
  • demolish,
  • shed,
  • dispense with,
  • cast,
  • write off,
  • consign to scrap heap,
  • put out to pasture,
  • throw out,
  • toss out,
  • junk,
  • chuck,
  • break up,
  • discard,
  • jettison,
  • dismiss,
  • reject.
  •secede (verb)
  • disaffiliate,
  • break with,
  • apostatize.
  •seclude (verb)
  • cover,
  • screen,
  • enclose,
  • boycott,
  • evict,
  • blockade,
  • immure,
  • quarantine,
  • closet,
  • segregate,
  • conceal,
  • confine,
  • cloister,
  • ostracize,
  • embargo.
  •shrink (verb)
  • huddle,
  • scruple,
  • wince,
  • boggle,
  • demur,
  • flinch,
  • slink,
  • shudder,
  • refuse,
  • hang back.
  •sleep (verb)
  • drowse,
  • sack out,
  • nod off,
  • conk out,
  • slumber,
  • bunk,
  • nod,
  • crash,
  • fall out,
  • hibernate,
  • zonk out,
  • snore,
  • ZZZ,
  • cop some z's,
  • catnap,
  • fall asleep,
  • catch forty winks,
  • take a nap,
  • snooze,
  • yawn,
  • dream,
  • oversleep,
  • drop off,
  • catch a wink,
  • doze,
  • bed down,
  • saw wood,
  • hit the hay,
  • flop.
  •turn in (verb)
  • pile in,
  • roll in,
  • bed,
  • catch some z's.
  •withdraw (verb)
  • disavow,
  • nullify,
  • quash,
  • stamp out,
  • exfiltrate,
  • abrogate,
  • abolish,
  • phase out,
  • disclaim,
  • suppress,
  • invalidate,
  • detach,
  • repudiate,
  • annul,
  • take out,
  • renege,
  • renig,
  • recant,
  • forswear,
  • repress,
  • ban,
  • bar,
  • draw away,
  • eliminate,
  • switch,
  • ease out,
  • unsay,
  • take back,
  • extract,
  • call off,
  • take away.

Antonyms for Re-tiring:

• adj.

  • antisocial
    fun-loving, participating.
  • backward
    forward, precocious, to the front, aggressive, ahead, developing, unshy, smart, intelligent, fast.
  • bashful
    unabashed, confident.
  • cowardly
    courageous, unafraid, brave, undaunted, Unfearful, daring, dauntless.
  • coy
    impudent, immodest.
  • demure
    strong, shameless.
  • distant
    sympathetic, neighboring, warm, adjacent, near, kind, nearby, close.
  • humble
    intricate, boasting, conceited, discourteous, proud, impolite, pretentious, insolent, loud, upset, assertive, complex, rude, rich, unrefined, unmannerly, complicated, extraordinary, showy, superior, egotistical, uncivil, troubled, luxurious, unashamed.
  • inconspicuous
    noticeable, open, conspicuous, exposed, unhidden.
  • inoffensive
    malicious, offensive, damaging, harmful, provocative.
  • lowly
    noble, lofty, higher.
  • modest
    ostentatious, presumptuous, arrogant, assured, unlimited.
  • outgoing
    incoming, reclusive, introverted, arriving, entering, shy.
  • reclusive
    gregarious.
  • reserved
    disturbed, Offered, communicative, agitated, excited, unreserved, clamorous, given, noisy.
  • retired
    working, employed, active.
  • retiring
    demonstrative, outgoing, bold, self-confident, sociable, extroverted, friendly.
  • sheepish
    unembarrassed.
  • shy
    enough, careless, fearless, indiscreet, calm, willing, uncareful, inclined, disposed, bent, sufficient, adequate, eager, rash, heedless, unworried, incautious.
  • timid
    able.
  • unassuming
    Flaunting, obtrusive.
  • uncommunicative
    responsive.
  • unsociable
    social, nice, approachable.
  • withdrawn
    visible, seen, known.

• v.

  • abdicate
    defy, claim, fight, pursue, challenge, win, DO, maintain, come, assume, treasure, assert, defend, retain, hold, usurp, keep.
  • back
    dissuade, go forward, forge, attract, discourage, meet.
  • bow out
    opt in.
  • clear out
    rush in, put, fill, fill up.
  • depart
    occupy, wait, persevere, combine, linger, keep to.
  • disappear
    face, strengthen, coagulate, appear, grow, solidify, be born, improve, rise.
  • dismiss
    secure, preserve, welcome, accept, engage, employ, hire, appoint.
  • ebb
    expand, flourish, raise, ascend, build, develop, prolong, flow, extend, enlarge.
  • exit
    surrender, stop, go in.
  • fall back
    progress.
  • flinch
    take on, stretch, confront.
  • give
    put together, finish, straighten, refrain, tighten, take, disagree, deny, withstand, conceal, withhold, hold up, refuse.
  • go
    mismatch, create, break.
  • leave
    complete, care.
  • lie
    be upright, be honest, stand.
  • pull out
    start, allow.
  • quit
    initiate, go, carry on, commence.
  • recede
    enhance.
  • resign
    agree.
  • retire
    come in, approve, enter, advance, arrive, begin, remain, increase, stay, join, continue.
  • return
    ignore, pay, leave, ask, depart, request.
  • scrap
    save, store, harmonize, hoard, make peace.
  • secede
    unite.
  • seclude
    mingle, lay bare, let go, desegregate, release, uncover, free, reveal, socialize.
  • shrink
    consent.
  • sleep
    waken, wake, be active, energize.
  • turn in
    get up, awaken.
  • withdraw
    enforce, sanction, admit, support, validate, permit, restore.