non-playing

Adjective

Meaning

non-playing (not comparable)

Alternative spelling of nonplaying

Source: en.wiktionary.org

Examples

COVID-19 UPDATE: Dundee United can confirm following recent testing that three members of our non-playing staff have returned positive COVID-19 test results. Source: Internet

Neyer, p. 44. As it turned out, both Fuchs and Ruppert had known all along that Ruth's non-playing positions were meaningless. Source: Internet

HARRY REDKNAPP slammed his old Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy for slashing the wages of non-playing staff due to the coronavirus outbreak. Source: Internet

Led by Boston Red Sox owner John Henry, Liverpool followed in announcing some non-playing staff would be furloughed. Source: Internet

On Thursday the union said in a statement that it objected to clubs putting non-playing staff on furlough if they could afford to pay them, but suggested that players’ wages could be used to pay staff if that was genuinely necessary. Source: Internet

Professional football in has been suspended until April 30, at the earliest, due to the pandemic with some top- flight clubs putting non-playing staff on leave. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

non-planned economy non-platform non-player character non-pledged non-plus non-plussed