Fluent is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FLUENT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the variable quantity in fluxions
• A current of water; a stream.
• A variable quantity, considered as increasing or diminishing; -- called, in the modern calculus, the function or integral.
• variable quantity in fluxions
ADJECTIVE:
• flowing
• able to express oneself easily and articulately
• able to speak or write a particular foreign language easily and accurately
• (of a foreign language) spoken accurately and with facility
• smoothly graceful and effortless
• able to flow freely; fluid
• able to speak or write with ease
• Flowing or capable of flowing; liquid; glodding; easily moving.
• Ready in the use of words; voluble; copious; having words at command; and uttering them with facility and smoothness; as, a fluent speaker; hence, flowing; voluble; smooth; -- said of language; as, fluent speech.
• smooth and unconstrained in movement
• expressing yourself readily, clearly, effectively
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• spoken or written with effortless ease

Words related to FLUENT

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Words that contain FLUENT

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How to use FLUENT in a sentence

• He was a most agreeable companion, of good natural parts, fluent in conversation, intelligent in remark, free from egotism, and well educated, I believe, at Cambridge, in England.
• He was presumptuous and rash, and rather a fluent speaker than an eloquent orator.
• But the fluent surface of the sea takes no such permanent impression.
• The use of correct and fluent language is largely a product of the home.
• He is fluent, rapid, vehement, full of his subject, with evidently a great deal to say, and very regardless of the manner of saying it.
• The women, as a general rule, are more fluent than the men.
• Parvate, a fast and fluent writer, only occasionally asked me into his partitioned office to verify a fact or a figure.
• It was not the first case in which fluent declamation has taken the place of argument.
• His evidence against Luis de Leon, though fluent and clear, is not what we should expect from a man of talent, who recognized the gravity of the charges against the prisoner.
• For his English was not fluent, and he spoke it with an accent that would betray him at once.
• In these days of loud profession, and bitter, fluent condemnation, it is well for us to learn the divine force of silence.
• Bryan is a most fluent speaker when he speaks on political problems, tendencies of the time, and questions of morals.
• Her English, except in excitement, seemed equally fluent with her German.
• She spoke with that fluent clearness of girls who know what they want, and used words he had never met with before out of a newspaper.
• She threw the oily length across my arm, and flattered me in fluent Ottawa.
• His very blunders showed that he tried not to be slavish, and his style, while not remarkable, is easy and fluent.
• It was no easy matter for the young man to bring himself to do so, for cool, bold, and fluent as he was on ordinary occasions, the fever of love rendered him shy and nervous.
• He was a most fascinating speaker, fluent, direct, easy, and his whole discourse was well seasoned with humor.
• Good-looking and fluent, he fascinated women, and won the confidence of Bernard Knipperdollinck, a revolutionary cloth merchant, who gave him his daughter in marriage.
• In less than a minute he was stating his desires, which were promptly translated into fluent Dutch.
• Our German is not fluent, nevertheless we asked many questions of the guide, whose only instructions were to hold on tight.
• Not that asonantes can be made fluent or graceful in English, or easily perceptible to an English ear, but that the Spanish air and character of Calderon are so happily preserved.
• There was the Embassy, of course, which arrived smiling, fluent, and almost too well-mannered.
• When a mind is fluent and uncertain there is no describing it.
• And that wrath had loosed his tongue which was not very fluent on ordinary occasions.
• She worked hard at her studies, and became a fluent speaker of the Italian language.
• His manner, when speaking, was animated, fluent and rapid, and made a strong impression upon those present.
• He was a fluent and most caustic writer, and was always ready, not only to write, but to fight for his party, and would with his blood sustain anything he might say or write.

Similar words containing FLU without suffix ent

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