Meanings
- uncountableA point in time during flow or fluency.
Such a narrow technical focus is a considerable advantage to performers, who might need to negotiate and deliver complex shifts in thought and emotion without losing momentum in midflow, so to speak.
2010, Virginia Mason Vaughan, Fernando Cioni, Jacquelyn Bessell, Speaking Pictures, page 190
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