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playmaking

American  
[play-mayk-ing] / ˈpleɪˌmeɪk ɪŋ /

noun

  1. Sports. the action, role, or skill of a playmaker.


Example Sentences

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Coupled with elite hold-up and playmaking prowess, Kane is redefining the centre-forward role.

From BBC

To that end, Monica Robbins, head of strategic marketing partnerships for Microsoft, said its AI-powered game-day tools aren’t designed to predict outcomes and thus prompt playmaking decisions, but simply to assist coaches with sorting through play options in a quick, efficient manner.

From MarketWatch

To that end, Monica Robbins, head of strategic marketing partnerships for Microsoft, said its AI-powered game-day tools aren’t designed to predict outcomes and thus prompt playmaking decisions, but simply to assist coaches with sorting through play options in a quick, efficient manner.

From MarketWatch

In-form fly-half Jalibert was handed the key playmaking role in the absence of Dupont's long-time club teammate Romain Ntamack as Fabien Galthie's side started the defence of their title with a scintillating attacking display.

From Barron's

A classy centre, with physicality, quick feet and playmaking ability, he has also turned out on the wing for English champions Bath.

From BBC