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Comparative for able to express oneself easily and articulately
“There is a memory, however, of their criticism, expressed in a fluent and forceful manner with perhaps an overplus of adjectives.”
Comparative for able to speak or write a particular foreign language easily and accurately
“He, however, confesses that he is not very fluent in the foreign languages since he does not get too much of a chance to converse in those languages.”
Comparative for smoothly graceful and effortless
“He was a most graceful and fluent speaker, with a wealth of words and great power of oratorical amplification.”
Comparative for requiring little effort, or encountering minimal resistance
“The fluent movement of these verses sufficiently argues the off-hand ease with which Lord Wellesley must have read Greek.”
Comparative for expressed in terms intended to persuade or impress
Comparative for pronounced or flowing without any jar or harshness
Comparative for competent or skilled in doing or using something
Comparative for of a substance that is flowing, and keeping no shape, such as water
Comparative for free from interruptions or stoppages
Comparative for able to be read or deciphered
Comparative for having the ability to speak two languages, or involving two languages
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