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10 Language-to-English DictionariesFluidity
/fluːˈɪdəti/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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The ability of a substance to flow easily; the quality of being smooth and graceful, or changeable.
"The fluidity of the dancer's movements captivated the audience."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'fluidity' originates from the Latin word 'fluidus', meaning 'flowing', which evolved through Middle French 'fluidité' in the 14th century. The concept has shifted from a purely physical description of liquids to encompass metaphorical uses in various contexts, including social and artistic realms.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Fluidity" is said worldwide
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fluidité
Transliteration: fluidité
"La fluidité de sa pensée est remarquable."
Flüssigkeit
Transliteration: Fluessigkeit
"Die Flüssigkeit der Bewegungen war beeindruckend."
fluidità
Transliteration: fluidita
"La fluidità del traffico è migliorata."
fluidez
Transliteration: fluidez
"Ella habla inglés con gran fluidez."
fluidez
Transliteration: fluidez
"A fluidez do texto facilita a leitura."
प्रवाह
Transliteration: pravah
"उसकी भाषा में अद्भुत प्रवाह है।"
流利
Transliteration: liúlì
"她说话很有流利感。"
유동성
Transliteration: yudongseong
"이 계획에는 많은 유동성이 있습니다."
流動性
Transliteration: ryūdōsei
"状況の流動性に注意してください。"
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