fluent
Comparative
more fluent
Superlative
most fluent
1
able to speak or write clearly and effortlessly
- She gave a fluent explanation of the new policy.
- His fluent storytelling kept everyone engaged.
- He became fluent in discussing scientific topics over time.
- The lawyer's fluent arguments convinced the jury.
- Her fluent responses impressed the interview panel.
2
moving or performing an action in a smooth, graceful, and effortless manner
- The pianist's fluent fingers danced over the keys.
- The gymnast showed fluent and elegant routines.
- His fluent handwriting made the notes easy to read.
- The artist's fluent brush strokes created a beautiful painting.
- Her fluent dance moves captivated the audience.
3
having proficiency in speaking or writing a foreign language without difficulty
- Maria is fluent in Italian after living in Rome for two years.
- He studied hard and became fluent in Mandarin.
- After the immersion program, she was fluent in Spanish.
- He is fluent in multiple languages, including Russian and French.
- Being fluent in German helped him get a job abroad.
4
(of a foreign language speech) smooth, accurate, and natural-sounding
- His fluent French impressed the locals during his trip.
- She delivered a fluent German speech at the conference.
- The actor spoke fluent Japanese in the film without an accent.
- His fluent Persian made communication effortless.
- I was surprised by her fluent Korean given her short study time.
5
capable of flowing freely and smoothly
- There was a fluent stream of water from the broken pipe.
- The fluent lava flowed steadily down the volcano's side.
- Tears fell in a fluent stream down her cheeks.
- The fluent discharge from the wound indicated healing.
- The fluent oil poured easily into the engine.