fluidity
/fluˈɪdəti/
noun
- The quality of being able to flow easily, like a liquid or gas.
- Honey has less fluidity than water, so it pours more slowly.
- The fluidity of water makes it perfect for pouring into any container.
- Engineers tested the fluidity of the new oil to ensure it would work in cold weather.
- The quality of being smooth, graceful, and effortless in movement or change.
- Good conversation requires a certain fluidity, moving naturally from topic to topic.
- The fluidity of the jazz musician's playing made the complex rhythms sound easy.
- The dancer's fluidity on stage amazed the entire audience.
- The state of being likely to change; lack of fixedness or stability.
- There is a lot of fluidity in fashion trends from one season to the next.
- The fluidity of the job market means you need to keep learning new skills.
- The political situation in the region is marked by constant fluidity.
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