Assertion: saber's blade | /r/HasProperty | stiff
Facets:
value: with no noticeable play
type: OTHER
value: together
type: MANNER
value: for a thrust
type: PURPOSE
value: theoretically
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: With the introduction of the 1822 patterns, the British Army adopted a series of "cut and thrust" swords with slightly curved blades which were theoretically stiff enough for a thrust.
text: The grip still retains all of its worn leather wrap and twisted wire, and grip and blade are tight together with no noticeable play.
text: The blade was stiff, made from steel, and the tang extended through the handle, which was cylindrical, normally carved wood or bone.
text: Blade, grip, and guard are tight with very little if any play.