gaming
Americannoun
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the playing of games developed to teach something or to help solve a problem, as in a military or business situation.
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Digital Technology. the playing of computer or video games.
noun
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Origin of gaming
Example Sentences
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But going through the uncomfortable exercise of gaming out a potential layoff can make things a little less painful if you get hit with the real thing.
He says the two have become "very close friends" while working on the show together, and he believes it's helped to create trust between the TV and gaming side.
From BBC
Now it's about gaming out the options but current indications are it plans to fight.
From BBC
PwC found that investments in sports and acquisitions in the gaming space have been on the rise, and should continue to grow as live events draw big audiences.
From Los Angeles Times
Members of groups like 764 will recruit teens across many forms of social media, gaming and messaging platforms.
From Los Angeles Times
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