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off-duty

Definition

Off-duty refers to a period of time when an individual is not actively engaged in their regular work or professional duties.

Part of Speech

Adjective, Adverb

Senses

Sense 1: Not engaged in work; not on duty, usually used to describe a person.

Sense 2: Not subject to the usual obligations, rules, or responsibilities.

Usage

Popular: The term "off-duty" is commonly used in various contexts, including law enforcement, military, and general work settings, to indicate a period of time when individuals are not officially on duty.

Local: In certain regions, "off-duty" may also refer to the state of not being subject to the usual obligations or responsibilities, allowing individuals to relax and engage in recreational activities.

Sample Sentences

Adjective:

• The off-duty police officer helped a lost child find their way home.
• During his off-duty hours, John enjoys playing guitar and writing songs.

Adverb:

• The soldier was driving off-duty when he noticed a suspicious vehicle.
• She went off-duty early to attend her son's school play.

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