liquidly
4.3
In a smooth, flowing way like water
- adverb
- /ˈlɪkwɪdli/
:
fluidamente
- The artist painted liquidly, creating an effect that made the colors seem alive.
Examples
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The dancer moved liquidly, her body flowing smoothly between each pose.
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When diplodocus walked, it was as if the landscape was shifting, as if the hills had been uprooted and were moving liquidly over the land.
Fiction book (2002) -
As the stream flowed liquidly, it sparkled in the sunlight like diamonds.
Synonyms
fluidly
vsliquidly
4
3.8
In a smooth, easy way without pauses
leans more toward substance-like motion rather than ease or elegance
flowingly
vsliquidly
3.5
In a smooth, graceful way that moves like water
focuses on behaving like a smoothly moving substance rather than graceful style
streamingly
vsliquidly
7.1
In a way that flows without stopping like water on a window
highlights smooth substance motion rather than emphasis on quantity or steadiness
lubriciously
vsliquidly
8.6
In a smooth, slippery way that lets things move easily
describes smooth substance motion rather than focusing on slipperiness alone
Antonyms
How Smooth
Surface Forms
liquidly positive
Morphology
Etymology
The word liquidly comes from liquid, which comes from a Latin root meaning 'flowing' or 'fluid'. Think of water that moves smoothly; to move liquidly is to move like a liquid, in a smooth, flowing way.