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🗣️Fluency

noun
/ˈfluː.ən.si/
flue Fluent
Fluency definition card — visual illustration of the meaning Fluency synonyms and antonyms card — visual word comparison Fluency collocation card — common word combinations and phrases

Meaning

the ability to speak or write a language easily and accurately; smooth and effortless speech
The ability to speak, write, or perform smoothly and easily.
The ability to speak or write a language smoothly and effortlessly.

Example Sentences

Her fluency in three languages made her an excellent translator.

Her fluency in English impressed the interviewers.

She speaks English with remarkable fluency.

Synonyms

eloquence, articulateness, proficiency, smoothness, flow
Entry 1
eloquence, articulateness, proficiency, smoothness
Entry 2
eloquence, proficiency, smoothness, articulateness, flow
Entry 3
flow, smoothness, eloquence

Antonyms

stuttering, hesitation, awkwardness, incoherence, inarticulateness, difficulty
Entry 1
stuttering, hesitation, awkwardness, incoherence
Entry 2
hesitation, inarticulateness, difficulty
Entry 3
hesitation, stuttering, incoherence

Collocations

language fluency, verbal fluency, fluency in English, fluency in speech, fluency level, fluency test
Entry 1
language fluency, verbal fluency, fluency in English
Entry 2
language fluency, fluency in speech, fluency level, fluency test

More Example Sentences

Fluency comes with practice.

If I practice English daily, I improve my fluency.

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