fluent

/ˈfluːənt/adjective

Flowing smoothly and easily, like a moving liquid.

Example sentences

“Her fluent brushstrokes made painting look effortless.”
“After two years abroad, he was fluent in Portuguese.”

Most familiar with languages: fluent in Spanish, a fluent speaker. Note that fluency is about smooth delivery, not the same thing as perfect accuracy.

Related words

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