superannuated

As an adjective superannuated

is obsolete, antiquated.

As a verb superannuated

is (superannuate).

As a noun old is

age.

As verbs the difference between superannuated and pensioned

is that superannuated is past tense of superannuate while pensioned is past tense of pension.

As an adjective superannuated

is obsolete, antiquated.

As adjectives the difference between superannuated and unprogressive

is that superannuated is obsolete, antiquated while unprogressive is not progressive; not contributing to progress.

As a verb superannuated

is (superannuate).

As adjectives the difference between prolix and superannuated

is that prolix is tediously lengthy while superannuated is obsolete, antiquated.

As a verb superannuated is

(superannuate).

As a noun novice

is a beginner; one who is not very familiar or experienced in a particular subject.

As an adjective superannuated is

obsolete, antiquated.

As a verb superannuated is

(superannuate).

As adjectives the difference between superannuated and retired

is that superannuated is obsolete, antiquated while retired is secluded from society (of a lifestyle, activity etc.); private, quiet.

As verbs the difference between superannuated and retired

is that superannuated is past tense of superannuate while retired is past tense of retire.

As an adjective superannuated

is obsolete, antiquated.

As a verb superannuated

is (superannuate).

As a noun retirement is

an act of retiring; withdrawal.

As verbs the difference between superannuated and superannuates

is that superannuated is (superannuate) while superannuates is (superannuate).

As an adjective superannuated

is obsolete, antiquated.

As adjectives the difference between senile and superannuated

is that senile is senile while superannuated is obsolete, antiquated.

As a verb superannuated is

(superannuate).