Gen Z thinks they need almost $9.5 million to be financially successful after anxiously watching their parents unretire

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unretire (verb)
She unretired to work part-time at her old job. Tom Brady unretired to play one more football season.
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to go back to work after retiring
benchmark (noun)
We use last month’s results as a benchmark for this month.
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a standard used to compare or measure performance
thorny (adj)
The path was blocked by thorny bushes. They debated a thorny legal issue for hours.
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difficult, complicated, or covered in thorns
to wage (verb)
The rebels waged war against the government. The group is waging a campaign to save the forest.
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to carry out a strong effort like a war or campaign
volatile (adj)
She’s a brilliant but volatile actress — her mood changes fast. It’s a volatile political climate — protests could start at any moment.
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changing quickly and unpredictably, often in a dangerous or emotional way
counterpart (noun)
The German chancellor met with her EU counterparts. My counterpart in London handles the same projects.
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someone or something that does the same job in another place or group
precariousness (noun)
The precariousness of the old bridge made it risky to cross. He worried about the precariousness of his part-time work.
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the state of being unsafe, unstable, or uncertain
fixture (noun)
The bathroom fixtures were replaced last year. He’s been a fixture at the gym for over 10 years.
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something that is fixed in place, or something/someone that is always present or regular
upbringing (noun)
He had a very traditional upbringing. Her calm nature reflects her peaceful upbringing.
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the way a child is raised and taught by their parents or caregivers
harsh (adj)
Don’t be so harsh — she didn’t mean to offend you. The desert is known for its harsh conditions.
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very unpleasant, unkind, or too strong
swath (noun)
A swath of forest was destroyed by the fire. he project covers a swath of different subjects.
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a wide strip or area of something
be privy to (phrase)
He was privy to confidential details about the project. Only a few executives are privy to the new strategy.
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to know secret or private information that most people don’t know
whopping (adj)
The company made a whopping profit last year. He paid a whopping $500 for that jacket.
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very big or large in size or amount
cushion (noun)
She placed a cushion on the wooden chair.
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a soft bag used for comfort on chairs or sofas
to cushion (verb)
The thick carpet cushioned his fall.
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to soften or protect something from impact or damage

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