English Reference
Noun

fluidity

n.
C1 Advanced US /fɫuˈɪdəti/ UK /fluːˈɪdɪti/ flu·id·i·ty UK spelling fluidities

n.the quality of moving easily and smoothly without any resistance. It also describes the ability to change or adapt quickly to new situations.

n.the quality of moving easily and smoothly; the state of being free from resistance or friction. In a figurative sense, it refers to the ability to adapt or change easily.


SIMPLE

The dancer showed great fluidity in her movements.

CONTEXTUAL

The team's success depends on the fluidity of their communication during the high-pressure final minutes.

COMPLEX

The artist's brushstrokes demonstrate a remarkable fluidity that allows the colors to blend seamlessly, creating a sense of motion on the static canvas.

But it was the fluidity of London City's link-up play that caught the eye - a group of superstars looking like a good team in the first game of the season.

BBC News· 4 Sept 2026

Fluidity can be an aggressive weapon, bamboozling opponents as they are made to think about who they should track and may be caught by surprise by a runner if their attention lapses.

The Guardian· 6 Sept 2026
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Level C1 · Advanced
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