Meanings
- not comparableNot wobbly.
It stabilizes the vocal instrument, thereby providing extended capacity for high notes as well as nonwobbly, audible low notes.
2006, Shirlee Emmons, Constance Chase, Prescriptions for choral excellence: tone, text, dynamic leadership1 more example
Often, we can convert a wobbly hinged assemblage to be a nonwobbly one by cutting one of the pieces into two pieces and connecting them with a hinge.
2002, Greg Norman Frederickson, Hinged dissections: swinging & twisting
Origin
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