Leisure is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LEISURE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to have recreational time
• have leisure
NOUN:
• free time, also LEASURE
• time when one is not working or occupied; free time
• use of free time for enjoyment
• opportunity afforded by free time to do something
• time for relaxation or hobbies
• Freedom from occupation or business; vacant time; time free from employment.
• Time at one\'s command, free from engagement; convenient opportunity; hence, convenience; ease.
• time available for ease and relaxation
• freedom to choose a pastime or enjoyable activity
ADJECTIVE:
• Unemployed; as, leisure hours.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• freedom from the demands of work or duty

Words related to LEISURE

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Words that contain LEISURE

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How to use LEISURE in a sentence

• I was out of the active government of affairs, with leisure on my hands, and my thoughts naturally turned with curiosity again to the laboratory in the valley.
• An invading army has no leisure to explore the rugged summits of a mountain.
• Such enforced occupation must indeed in some degree have been welcome as a relief from thought, which their unbroken solitude left them but too much leisure to indulge.
• To an Englishman, however, it is now generally conceded to compromise by keeping the morsel in his hand, as if waiting an opportunity to enjoy it more at his leisure.
• It left them no chance to think of themselves, no leisure for self-pity, no inclination for it in the dreadful daily presence of pestilence and death.
• Raoul Yvard was a very different man, at this moment of leisure and idleness, from what he had been a few hours earlier.
• He spent all his leisure time in drawing, and frequented the society of youths who were apprenticed to masters in painting and sculpture.
• On the east end was another small enclosure where we used to spend our leisure hours in the cultivation of flowers and medicinal plants.
• And so the Wolf had it all his own way, and killed off sheep after sheep at his leisure.
• It uplifted my work, and crowned my leisure with joy.
• He met with a great many strange adventures, which would be well worth your hearing, if I had leisure to narrate them as minutely as they deserve.
• He writes poetry, I believe, in his leisure moments, and I am afraid it will be very hard reading.
• Signor, is the King at leisure? COCKADILLO To do what? BALTHAZAR To hear a soldier speak.
• We were deterred from the attempt by these considerations, added to which, the bustle of the times did not permit leisure for such an undertaking.
• The rapid growth of Keilhau gave Froebel at the time no leisure for controversy.
• I stay at home and go abroad at my own instance, I have food, warmth, leisure, books, friends.
• His leisure hours were employed in reading, and in the composition of verses.
• The solace of his hours of leisure were the songs and music of his country.
• Now, he put forth his glorious strength at leisure, moving along the pleasant country roads at his own gait, and being guided only when a turning was to be made.
• But we write a brief but useful answer, on account of the lack of leisure.
• I do not rest a moment, neither do I have leisure for an instant.
• They had all seen the tall American come out with the greatest leisure and stroll towards the west.
• For Gotzkowsky there was no rest or leisure, nor did he feel care or sorrow.
• About this time Sir Walter employed his leisure in collecting the ballad poetry of the Scottish Border.
• When I find a little leisure from so many toils, I will build such a house, and establish suitable rules regarding the food.
• Dick and Greg, sharing the same cabin, had been much together, for on shipboard they had found much leisure.
• Great as a warrior and great as an administrator Akber always enjoyed abundant leisure for study and amusement.
• I wish you could obtain some quiet post and thus have leisure for moderate scientific work.
• I have a curiosity to go down there, and having a leisure day or two, it will be a relaxation.
• But this mattered the less since he had no leisure to listen to my answers.

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