1) Freedom provided by the cessation of activities 2) Ease — Merriam-Webster Dictionary

#1 Take the distinction between work time and leisure time. These categories become formalised with Fordism, its temporal rhythm measured out by the wage, clock and assembly line and distinguished by a proportionality and particular division of times, as in the eight-hour day and the five-day week. Here, leisure time bears a determined relationship to work as the trade-off for the mind-numbing tedium of the assembly line, rejuvenation and temporary respite from the mind-body split that linework enforces. Yet leisure time was still, substantively a time of not-work.— Angela Mitropoulos, Precari-Us?, 2005