fluidity
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4.6
- noun
- /fluˈɪdəti/
:
fluidez
- I liked how the sumi brush and walnut ink expressed the fluidity of the cat.
- fluidity of movement
He just had that much fluidity, you know, he's just that fluid.
- He just had that much fluidity, you know, he's just that fluid.
- You can adjust the fluidity, the drag system here as well as here.
- Notice the fluidity of the breath and the calmness.
- I knew I wanted to shoot it on a gimbal so that it would be super smooth and sort of reflect the fluidity of Linda's movement and her world.
- So yin tends to represent the dark, the mysterious, the elusive water fluidity.
- When you did so, the residue shifted from frozen to thawing to fluidity.
- It's fluency and fluidity, meaning that you have to be able to to be able to flow.
Examples
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Pattern development and combination become increasingly important, and fluidity and confidence will increase with practice.
Academic text (2000) -
The music, the energy, and above all, the dancing are all reflected in the fluidity and rhythm of his figures and his line.
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One of the remarkable features of this revival was the fluidity of movement in space, particularly for Roberts, but also for others.
Academic text (2004) -
Notice the fluidity of the breath and the calmness.
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In addition, age is a factor that has been shown to limit movement fluidity; hence, the older a patient is, the less fluid the movement can be.
Academic text (2016) -
Students with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) may demonstrate certain characteristics that affect the fluidity with which they transition throughout the day.
Academic text (2014) -
Currently, the employed method, in which clinicians assess gait bradykinesia, consists of observing the fluidity of patients' movements during gait.
Academic text (2016) -
The artist's brush moved across the canvas with remarkable fluidity, blending colors effortlessly.
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During yoga, deep breathing allows for a sense of fluidity in the movements, enhancing their smoothness.
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The river's fluidity made it an ideal location for kayaking, as the water flowed smoothly around bends.
Synonyms
2
6.5
How easily a substance like water or oil can flow
The quality of being able to flow or move smoothly
How easily something flows
A thin, liquid texture that makes food flow easily
Antonyms
How Fluid
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Fluidity comes from the Latin root fluere, which means 'to flow', and it is the same root in fluid and the simple word flow, so fluidity describes how easily something moves or spreads like a liquid.