fluidly
4
3.8
- adverb
- /ˈfluːɪdli/
- Now, I had long admired how fast and fluidly jugglers make objects fly.
- move fluidly
- move more fluidly
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Watch on YouTubeIf only we could think about liquids and solids a little bit more fluidly.
- If only we could think about liquids and solids a little bit more fluidly.
- We're talking about hundreds of millions of dollars moving fluidly off balance sheets into these contracts.
- Yes, and that you also yourself said how to form and fluidly use concept is the most important open problem in AI.
Examples
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Their beguiling images flow fluidly along the rainy coastal highways of our dreams.
Academic text (1999) -
The last couple of days, even with illness, I thought about how fluidly our family works together.
Blog text (2) -
Both styles seem to come naturally for you; they read fluidly and feel sincere.
Blog text (28) -
In today's world, because technology and know-how cross borders quickly and fluidly, no country is an isolated territory of peace.
Academic text (2001) -
Max moves fluidly down the stairs, her body English transformed into something feral and catlike.
Fiction book (2000) -
Processes can be redesigned to move fluidly through boundaries using simple tools like teleconferencing and document sharing.
Blog text (3) -
The dancer moved fluidly across the stage, captivating the audience with her grace.
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He switched topics fluidly, making the conversation feel effortless and natural.
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As she played the song, her fingers glided over the piano keys fluidly and with a joyful energy.
Synonyms
132
2.3
In an easy, calm way without problems or embarrassment
49
2.8
In a smooth and beautiful way that looks controlled
29
3.1
To do something without needing to try
24
3.8
In a smooth way without problems or interruptions
8
6.0
In a smooth and successful way without problems
1
4.0
Move quickly and lightly with skill and control
1
4.3
In a smooth, flowing way like water
1
3.5
In a smooth, graceful way that moves like water
1
4.8
Moving easily with a body that bends well
In a quick, gentle way that looks graceful
Antonyms
How Smoothly
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Fluidly comes from the Latin root flu- meaning 'to flow', the same idea you see in English words like flow and fluent. Think of water moving smoothly; to do something 'fluidly' is to move or speak in a smooth, flowing way without stops.