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Benched is a TV show that follows a former corporate lawyer who becomes a public defender after losing her job and her fiance. The series features Eliza Coupe, Jay Harrington, Oscar Nuñez and other actors in a humorous take on the legal system.
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- 2014-10-28
- Comedy
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Learn the various meanings and uses of the word bench as a noun and a verb, with synonyms, examples, and etymology. Find out how bench is related to sports, law, and dogs.
Benched is a verb that means to keep out of or remove from a game, often for disciplinary reasons. It can also mean to seat on a bench, to exhibit a dog, or to do bench press. See different meanings and usage of bench as a noun.
Benched is a comedy series about a lawyer who joins the public defender's office after losing her job and boyfriend. See the list of episodes, ratings, and watch options for this TV series on IMDb.
Benched is an adjective that means seated on a bench or not playing in a sports game. Learn the etymology, pronunciation, and frequency of this word from the Oxford English Dictionary.
Learn the meaning and pronunciation of bench as a verb in two contexts: removing a player from a team in sports, or being attracted to someone casually in dating. See examples, synonyms and word origin of bench.
Benched. Nina Whitley, a distinguished corporate lawyer who has given up everything in her climb to the top. However, when she’s hit with her ex-fiancé’s engagement announcement and learns that she hasn’t made partner at her high power firm, Nina snaps.
