Pensioned: meaning, definitions and examples

Used to describe someone who has retired and is receiving a pension. Often implies that the person is no longer in the workforce.

• After 40 years of service, John was pensioned and now spends his days gardening
• The company pensioned several long-term employees this year

Indicates the act of leaving one's job and permanently ceasing to work, often in the context of reaching a certain age or after a long career.

• He plans to retire at the age of 60
• After 30 years with the company, she decided to retire

Describes the action of regularly getting pension payments. Emphasizes the ongoing receipt of these payments.

• Mary will start to receive a pension next month
• Once you turn 65, you will be eligible to receive a pension

Refers to the formal process of being awarded a pension. It often implies an official decision or entitlement.

• After a long deliberation, the council decided he would be granted a pension for his services
• She was granted a pension after proving her years of service