"protirement" meaning in English

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          "text": "1961. George Jean Nathan, Henry Louis Mencken The American Mercury, p. 92,\nIn other words, retirement connotes regression, whereas protirement would mean progression. ... Arthur Godfrey was right! \"Retirement\" is a dirty word."
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          "text": "1998, John S. Murphy, Frederic M. Hudson The Joy of Old, Geode Press, 1998, (Amazon.Com book review),\nRetire? Thats something you do to a wheel. The authors suggest Protirement instead"
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        "Early retirement from professional work with the positive idea of pursuing something more fulfilling."
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          "word": "drop out"
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  "word": "protirement"
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