fluent
adjective
Origin of fluent
Synonyms for fluent
Related Words for fluently
constantly, steadily, uniformly, smoothly, evenly, regularly, handily, freely, well, calmly, quickly, comfortably, simply, surely, readily, effortlessly, conveniently, efficiently, straight, fluentlyExamples from the Web for fluently
Contemporary Examples of fluently
The helmsman, who did not speak English or Italian fluently, responded, “Hard to Starboard?”
Costa Concordia’s Captain’s Culpability in Crash and Deaths Weighed by JudgeBarbie Latza Nadeau
October 16, 2012
He painted her, as fluently as Sargent or Boldini might have, then wrapped the painting, and tied up the package.
My father practiced his new signature until he could write it fluently.
How many 72-year-olds do you know who can speak that fluently?
Historical Examples of fluently
He spoke easily, fluently, and calmly: a man supremely self-controlled.
The SnareRafael Sabatini
You speak foreign languages—at least, French and German—fluently.
Sir Jasper CarewCharles James Lever
She spoke French and Italian as fluently as she did English.
Queen ElizabethJacob Abbott
He said this with a slightly foreign accent, but fluently and easily.
The Bramleighs Of Bishop's FollyCharles James Lever
Then the great man began to swear, and did it well and fluently, with gusto.
Cruel Barbara AllenDavid Christie Murray