bimanually
7.3
To use both hands at the same time
- adverb
- /ˌbaɪˈmæn.ju.ə.li/
- Specialized
:
bimanualmente
- To assemble the furniture correctly, he worked bimanually, using both hands to fit the pieces together.
Examples
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Physical examination revealed a discrete, nontender, nodular, mobile, 2 x 2-cm right submandibular mass that was not bimanually palpable.
Academic text (2009) -
This is important if there is dyspareunia both bimanually and with the speculum, to rule out polyps protruding from the cervical os. Treatment
Academic text (2012) -
The surgeon operated bimanually to ensure precision and control during the procedure.
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During the experiment, the scientist recorded measurements bimanually for more accurate data collection.
Antonyms
Surface Forms
bimanually positive
Morphology
Etymology
Bimanually comes from the parts bi- ('two') and manual ('by hand'). So it means doing something with both hands at the same time, like a pianist playing with both hands.