benching
SayBEN-ching/ˈbɛnt͡ʃɪŋ/
Pluralbenchings
Pluralbenchings
- 1The act of taking someone out of a game or group for a short time.
Like being asked to sit out and watch while the others keep playing.
The coach's benching of the star player surprised everyone in the stands.
After his benching, he practiced hard to earn back his spot.
- 2Present participle of bench. Use this form when the action is happening right now.
The coach is benching his best player for tonight's game.
They keep benching the new recruit without any explanation.
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benching is a form of bench
bench, verb: To take a player out of the game so they sit and watch. Full entry
- Spelling
- bench → benching: add -ing
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