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Hasibul Alam Posted 9 years ago
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Even seasoned opera singers, who  otherwise affect  an unflapabble air can be daunted by performing in the rome. here, what I understand that even a professional singer who is very calm and poise can be afraid of performing in the rome. but my...

Even seasoned opera singers, who otherwise affect an unflapabble air can be daunted by performing in the rome.

here, what I understand that even a professional singer who is very calm and poise can be afraid of performing in the rome. but my problem is here what ``otherwise`` means??

reference- manhattan gre book

  

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I think you mean:


"Even seasoned opera singers, who otherwise affect an unflappable air, can be daunted by performing in Rome."


The sense here is: "Even experienced opera singers, who, in any other venue (London, New York, Paris, Berlin, etc.) perform with a calm and poised air, can be unnerved by performing in Rome."

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