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adjective
- 1. not solid or secure: "unfirm ground"
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Definitions of unfirm. adjective. not firmly or solidly positioned. “an unfirm stance”. synonyms: unsteady. unfixed. not firmly placed or set or fastened. adjective. (of soil) unstable.
The meaning of UNFIRM is not firm. How to use unfirm in a sentence.
a human being or other living organism whose lack of health indicates environmental problems , reminiscent of the way in which live canaries were once used to detect the presence of poisonous gas in coal mines. SEE FULL DEFINITION.
unfirm - not firmly or solidly positioned; "climbing carefully up the unsteady ladder"; "an unfirm stance"
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Unfirm generally refers to something not stable, fixed, or solid. It could refer to an unstable or weak physical structure, inconsistent attitude, unreliable projection, or undependable plans or strategies. It can also be used to refer to the state of being unsure or uncertain about something.
Unfirm definition: Not <a>firm</a>; not strong or stable; <a>feeble</a>; <a>infirm</a>.
unfirm (comparative more unfirm, superlative most unfirm) Not firm; not strong or stable; feeble; infirm.
The springiness might have gone out of his step, and to a certain extent the seat in the saddle was unfirm, and the strength and poise of the body showed signs of abatement, but the fire in the eyes was undimmed and every line of the features was instinct to a wonderful degree with life and vitality.
Adjective. unfirm ( comparative more unfirm, superlative most unfirm) Not firm; not strong or stable; feeble; infirm. Dictionary entries. Entries where "unfirm" occurs: unfirmness: unfirmness (English) Origin & history unfirm + -ness Noun unfirmness (uncountable) The quality of being unfirm. Quote, Rate & Share. Cite this page:
