leisured [америк. ˈliʒərd, ˈlɛʒərd, брит. ˈlɛʒəd] ПРИЛ.
1. leisured (having ample leisure):
- leisured society
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Men are dreamers, doers, innovators; women are consumers and leisured social butterflies?
londonist.com In the manner of the time its supposed medicinal qualities were used to make money from the leisured classes.
en.wikipedia.org For the most part, today's plutocrats are not a leisured, landed gentry of inherited wealth.
news.bbc.co.uk Work is a celebration of the working class and a rebuke to police, politicians, and the leisured classes.
www.telegraph.co.uk However, technology back then was too crude: the more it disappointed, the more idealistic the notions of a leisured and sustainable world became.
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