lei·sure 
/ˈli:ʒɚ, Brit ˈlɛʒə/ noun
/ˈli:ʒɚ, Brit ˈlɛʒə/ noun [noncount] 1 : time when you are not working : time when you can do whatever you want to do
▪ In his leisure [=free time, spare time], he paints and sculpts. ▪ I'd like to write more, but I simply don't have the leisure (to do it). 2 : enjoyable activities that you do when you are not working
▪ I don't have much time for leisure. ▪ She leads a life of leisure. [=she does not have to work] ▪ a character described as a lady/man/gentleman of leisure [=a woman/man who does not work and who spends a lot of time doing things for pleasure] — often used before another noun ▪ leisure activities/pursuits ▪ Now that she's retired, she has more leisure time. ▪ the leisure class [=people who do not have to work]
▪ In his leisure [=free time, spare time], he paints and sculpts. ▪ I'd like to write more, but I simply don't have the leisure (to do it).
▪ I don't have much time for leisure. ▪ She leads a life of leisure. [=she does not have to work] ▪ a character described as a lady/man/gentleman of leisure [=a woman/man who does not work and who spends a lot of time doing things for pleasure] — often used before another noun ▪ leisure activities/pursuits ▪ Now that she's retired, she has more leisure time. ▪ the leisure class [=people who do not have to work]
at leisure or at your leisure 1 : in a way that is not hurried : in a slow and relaxed way
▪ We were able to study the menu at leisure. 2 : when you have free time available
▪ You can look over the contract at your leisure.
▪ We were able to study the menu at leisure.
▪ You can look over the contract at your leisure.
