downshifter
/ˈdaʊnˌʃɪftə/originally US
noun
A person who adopts a less pressured and demanding career or lifestyle, especially one who accepts a reduced income in pursuit of personal fulfilment.
Origin
1990s; earliest use found in U.S. News and World Report. From downshift + -er.
- shoeshiner
- shoestring
- shoestring potatoes
- shoe tree
- shofar
- shogun
- shogunate
- shoji
- shoji screen
- shojo
- Sholapur
- peripheral neuritis
- peripheral neuropathy
- peripheral oedema
- peripheral resistance
- peripheral vision
- peripherial
- peripheric
- peripherical
- peripherically
- peripherization
- peripherous
- periphery
- periphlebitic
- periphlebitis