Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
off-duty
adjective
/ˌɔːf ˈduːti/

Definition
Not working or on duty; free from work responsibilities.

Examples
- The firefighter was off-duty when he helped save the cat from the tree.
- Police officers often engage in community activities when they are off-duty.
- She enjoyed her time off-duty by traveling with friends.

Meaning
The term ‘off-duty’ refers to a period when someone, typically a professional, is not required to perform their job duties. This often applies to emergency service workers, military personnel, and individuals in other roles with specific responsibilities.

Synonyms
- off work
- free
- not working