unevenbacking

noun
UK /ʌnˈiːvənˌbækɪŋ/
US /ʌnˈivənˌbækɪŋ/

Support that is not the same all over, so some parts are stronger than others.

The old bridge had unevenbacking, so it wobbled when trucks drove across.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A layer placed behind something that varies in thickness or strength.

The painter noticed the unevenbacking behind the wallpaper.

3. In sports, inconsistent help from teammates behind a player.

The goalie struggled because of the unevenbacking from the defense.

4. A financial reserve that is not distributed equally.

The charity faced unevenbacking from its donors.