flowy
- adjective
- /ˈfloʊi/
- Informal
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suave
- The dancer wore a beautiful, flowy dress that swayed elegantly with her every movement.
No, but he he did have luxurious just flowy hair.
- No, but he he did have luxurious just flowy hair.
- So a lot of people cure flow and are like, oh, it's going to like, I want a flowy mountain bike ride, right?
- The hair is like flowy and it's detailed, but not too detailed to the point where it it takes away from like the softness of it.
Examples
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The music had a flowy quality, making it perfect for a relaxing evening at home.
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She wrote a flowy poem that captured the gentle rhythm of nature and the beauty of the moment.
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OK so we have this top that ties in the front and these loose flowy pants.
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And I wear this high waisted and I just love this because it is also light and flowy and it is perfect for fall.
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It's a flowy red skirt and it has little Navy blue hearts on it and it's so flowy and it's high waisted too.
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This trend gives more airtime, more focus to drapey, flowy, dramatic outerwear.
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It is a very flowy top, so it hides a multitude of sins.
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Sonya Raquel made a dreamy, flowy coat out of white feathers.
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But I've embraced the like girly flowy dresses and I'm going to try out florals.
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I love the gathered like pleated bust and the way the skirt is so flowy and these gorgeous like loose puffy sleeves.
Synonyms
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1.0
Moving or happening in an even, easy way without sudden problems
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4.2
Moving smoothly and gracefully without stiffness
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3.7
The smooth movement of water or air
Feels smooth and flows easily, like music or movement
Having smooth, flowing movement like a liquid
Antonyms
How Flowing
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Flowy comes from flow ('to move smoothly') and -y ('having'), so it describes a smooth, continuous style or movement like a dancer moving with a gentle stream. That's why music, writing, or dance is called flowy when it goes on easily and without sharp stops.