Synonyms for gaming
ˈgeɪ mɪŋgam·ing

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1. gambling, gaming, playnoun

   the act of playing for stakes in the hope of winning (including the payment of a price for a chance to win a prize)

   "his gambling cost him a fortune"; "there was heavy play at the blackjack table"

   Synonyms:
   manoeuvre, looseness, fun, period of play, shimmer, play, bid, maneuver, caper, romp, sport, frolic, playing period, free rein, child's play, gambling, swordplay, gambol, dramatic play, turn, drama

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1. gamingnoun

   Synonyms:
   gambling, playing for money

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1. List of paraphrases for "gaming":

   game, games, gambling, sets, betting, play, gameplay, set, stake, playing

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1. Daniel Ahmad:

   With a next generation of console gaming on the horizon, Sony will look to showcase titles that take advantage of PS5 features. Sony will need to prove that ray tracing, 3D audio and the new SSD will provide a true next-gen experience for consumers.

2. Corinna Kopf:

   I definitely just aligned more with Facebook's views, i know for sure that Facebook Gaming and Mixer is more consistent when it comes to terms of service, their rules, policies and everything.

3. Nathan Wilson:

   I’ve played sports my entire life, but the physical dedication that it takes to play soccer, for instance, does n’t require nearly the mental strength, the amount of focus and hand-eye coordination that gaming does, i don’t play soccer eight or nine hours a day. That’s how long these guys dedicate themselves to the game.

4. Carter Rogers:

   Even in this economic state, we see a lot of people willing to put down $ 500 for a new console, we don't foresee anything sort of gaming crash due to economic factors because there are a lot of people stuck at home, shifting discretionary spending into gaming.

5. Laure Brillaud:

   These proposals for public registers will be welcomed by citizens and anti-corruption activists who want to follow the trail of dirty money, however, we are concerned that it will be all too easy to evade being on the registers in the first place by gaming the rules on trusts. By simply nominating a non-EU resident as a trustee the secrecy can carry on as before.