fluidic
- adjective
- /fluˈɪdɪk/
:
fluido
- Her speech had a fluidic rhythm, making it pleasant to listen to.
Examples
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The dancer's fluidic movements captivated everyone in the audience.
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The design of the car features a fluidic shape that reduces air resistance.
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The dancer's movements were fluidic and graceful.
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The fluidic design of the sculpture captivated everyone.
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The dancers moved with a fluidic grace that captivated the audience.
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Her painting features fluidic shapes that seem to shimmer and change with the light.
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The artist's style is marked by fluidic lines that create a sense of motion.
Synonyms
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4.2
Smooth and flowing in movement or sound, like water
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4.2
Moving smoothly and gracefully without stiffness
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7.5
Thin and able to move easily and gracefully like a dancer
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3.7
The smooth movement of water or air
Feels smooth and flows easily, like music or movement
A smooth, continuous style of movement, music, or writing
Antonyms
How Flowing
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word fluidic comes from the old Latin root flu- meaning 'to flow', the same root you see in fluid and fluent, so it suggests smooth, flowing movement or form.