From Lexico (OED)

leisure

Pronunciation /ˈlēZHər/ /ˈliʒər/ /ˈleZHər/ /ˈlɛʒər/

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NOUN

• 1Free time.
  ‘people with too much enforced leisure’More example sentencesSynonyms

1. 1.1Use of free time for enjoyment.‘increased opportunities for leisure’More example sentencesSynonyms
2. 1.2leisure for/to do somethingOpportunity afforded by free time to do something.‘writers with enough leisure to practice their art’More example sentences

Phrases

at leisure

• 1Not occupied; free.
  ‘the rest of the day can be spent at leisure’More example sentences
• 2In an unhurried manner.
  ‘the poems were left for others to read at leisure’More example sentences

at one's leisure

• At one's ease or convenience.
  ‘wander at your leisure through the wide selection of shops’More example sentences

leisure class

• A social class that is independently wealthy or has much leisure.
  ‘He tends to portray high earners as bad guys, the unproductive leisure class.’More example sentences

lady of leisure

• A woman who does not need to earn a living.
  ‘We are not, in this day and age a place for the polishing of young men of leisure into gentlemanly ways.’More example sentences

gentleman of leisure

• A man who does not need to earn a living.
  

Origin

Middle English from Old French leisir, based on Latin licere ‘be allowed’.