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Meaning of bench
A long seat for several people, typically fixed to the ground or a wall.
Etymology of bench
The word "bench" originated from the Old English word "benc", which is derived from the Old Norse word "bekkr", meaning "bench" or "seat"
The word has been used in English since the 9th century to refer to a long seat, and its meaning has expanded over time to include other related concepts
Synonyms
Definitions
- A long seat for several people, typically fixed to the ground or a wall
- * A workbench or other flat surface, especially one used for a particular activity
- * A group of people, especially judges or magistrates, sitting to hear a case or make a decision
Usage Examples
- The park had several benches where people could sit and rest
- * The carpenter worked at a bench in his workshop, cutting and assembling wood
- * The judge sat on the bench, listening to the arguments presented by the lawyers
Antonyms
stool
chair
throne
sofa
couch
settee
individual seat
single seat
isolated seat
solitary seat
alone seat
separate seat
distinct seat
unique seat
solo seat