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bathing
This term encompasses both the hygienic act of washing and the recreational act of swimming. In British English, it frequently refers to the tradition of visiting the seaside for swimming and sunbathing, whereas in American English, it more commonly suggests the act of washing in a tub.
When used as an adjective, it functions as a classifier to specify the purpose of an object, such as a suit or a costume. In this role, it is static and does not describe a quality that can be varied in degree, meaning it cannot be used in comparative or superlative forms.
Meanings
Examples
The baby is finally calm after his evening bathing.
Where is the best spot for bathing in this river?
I wonder if the water is too cold for bathing today
The doctor recommended salt water bathing to help the wound heal.
Put on your bathing clothes and let's head to the beach.
The ancient Romans viewed communal bathing as a social necessity.
I just want a long, hot bathing session to relax my muscles.