a. [-LESS.] Having no leisure.

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1536.  Ld. Butler, in St. Papers Hen. VIII., II. 358. Being as nowe leyserles, I omytt moche other mater.

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1553.  [see LEISUREFUL].

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1877.  Ruskin, Fors Clav., VII. 337. Making all Time leisureless. [Plato Legg. 831 C πάντα χρόνον ἄσχολον ποιεῖν.]

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1901.  H. Roberts, Chron. Cornish Gard., Ded.

        
To the gardenless
the leisureless toilers
of the world.

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