Synonyms for time off
time off

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1. time offnoun

   a time period when you are not required to work

   "he requested time off to attend his grandmother's funeral"

   Antonyms:
   work time

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1. Grant Harrold:

   …Royal duties do take up a lot of time with royals working for weeks at a time with very little time off especially with overseas tours.

2. Scott Herbertson:

   Famer Jerry Hollendorfer definitely had some nicks and needed time off.

3. Johnny Davis:

   There’s a lot of things I’m going to miss about Wisconsin. It was just great to be in my home state. I live like two hours from campus. I would go to school and whenever I got some time off, I go home and see my family. I would say being closer to my family is something I really miss the most.

4. Stephen Park:

   When we get back from this event the coaches will have a few days off, some as a result of the things that have happened here have a little bit less time off than they thought. But the sports science team will be working away. We will be ruthless in our assessment.

5. Marcus Hotaling:

   There’s no shame in taking some time off, take a semester. Take a year. Get yourself better – whether it be through therapy or medication – and come back stronger, a better student, more focused and, more importantly, healthier.