FREE TIME VOCABULARY

Leisure (noun): Free time, time when you are not working or occupied with other activities.

Sentence: She enjoys reading novels in her leisure time.

Hobby (noun): An activity you do regularly for enjoyment during your free time.

Sentence: Gardening is his favorite hobby, and he spends hours working in his garden every weekend.

Relaxation (noun): The act of resting and unwinding to relieve stress.

Sentence: Yoga and meditation are great ways to achieve relaxation after a long workday.

Recreation (noun): Activities done for enjoyment or pleasure.

Sentence: Hiking and camping are popular forms of recreation in the mountains.

Pastime (noun): An activity you do in your free time for enjoyment.

Sentence: Watching movies is a favorite pastime for many people on weekends.

Entertainment (noun): Activities that provide amusement or enjoyment.

Sentence: The city offers a variety of entertainment options, including theaters, concerts, and festivals.

Indulge (verb): To allow oneself to enjoy something, especially when it is a treat.

Sentence: On holidays, she likes to indulge in delicious desserts without worrying about her diet.

Unwind (verb): To relax after a period of stress or hard work.

Sentence: After a busy week, I like to unwind by watching my favorite TV shows.

Engage in (verb): To participate in an activity or be involved with something.

Sentence: Many people engage in sports as a way to stay healthy and active in their free time.

Rejuvenate (verb): To restore energy or vitality, often after rest or relaxation.

Sentence: A short vacation by the beach can rejuvenate both the body and mind.

Socialize (verb): To interact and engage with others in a relaxed and friendly way.

Sentence: During the holidays, we like to socialize with friends and family over dinner.

Pursue (verb): To follow or engage in a hobby or activity, often with a sense of dedication.

Sentence: He decided to pursue photography as a hobby, capturing landscapes during his travels.

Time off (noun phrase): A period of rest from work or routine activities.

Sentence: After several months of intense work, she took some time off to travel.

Escape (verb): To break free from the routine or stress of daily life.

Sentence: Many people go on weekend trips to escape the hustle and bustle of city life.

Vocation (noun): A person’s occupation or profession, especially one that provides satisfaction.

Sentence: Teaching is not just a job for her; it’s a vocation that she deeply enjoys.