Sensing via a mechanical frequency shift is a powerful measurement tool, and, therefore, understanding and mitigating frequency noise affecting mechanical resonators is imperative. Thermomechanical noise fundamentally limits mechanical frequency stability, and its impact can be reduced with increased coherent amplitude of mechanical motion. However, large enough actuation places the resonator in the nonlinear (Duffing) regime, where conversion of amplitude noise (AM) into frequency noise (FM) ca...