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semirigid
/ ˌsɛmɪˈrɪdʒɪd /
adjective
- partly but not wholly rigid
- (of an airship) maintaining shape by means of a main supporting keel and internal gas pressure
Word History and Origins
Origin of semirigid1
Example Sentences
The coast guard dispatched several vessels to assist, including semirigid inflatable boats and a tugboat, and found several people who were unconscious and in critical condition aboard.
Use semirigid or rigid metal ducting, which is smoother inside and less likely to catch lint.
That means a semirigid sole, a spacious toe box and a small heel lift.
Although the blimp’s replacement, Wingfoot Two, will look about the same when it arrives at Goodyear’s airship base in Carson later this year, it will be a semirigid dirigible.
In Germany, Cargolifter A.G. got as far as building the world’s largest freestanding building, more than a thousand feet long, in which the company planned to construct a helium-filled semirigid cargo hauler.
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