unbench
unbench verb: to remove or disqualify from a bench.
Verb
unbench (third-person singular simple present unbenches, present participle unbenching, simple past and past participle unbenched)
- To remove or disqualify from a bench.
- […] others in which the mere filing of the affidavit is sufficient to unbench the judge.1957, Ohio. Judicial Council, Report of the Judicial Council of Ohio to the General Assembly of Ohio..., page 14
Forms of unbench
| third-person singular present | unbenches |
|---|---|
| present participle | unbenching |
| past participle | unbenched |
| past | unbenched |
Origin of unbench
From un- + bench.
Questions about unbench
- What does unbench mean?
- Unbench means to remove or disqualify from a bench.
- What part of speech is unbench?
- Unbench is a verb.
- What is the past tense of unbench?
- The past tense of unbench is unbenched.
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