Fluently

Pronunciation: /ˈfluːəntli/

Definitions of fluently

adverb in a smooth and flowing manner; without hesitation or interruption

Example Sentences

A1 She speaks English fluently.

A2 He can communicate fluently in Spanish.

B1 They are able to express themselves fluently in French.

B2 The professor lectured fluently on the topic.

C1 The diplomat spoke fluently in multiple languages.

C2 The renowned author writes fluently in both English and French.

Examples of fluently in a Sentence

formal She speaks fluently in multiple languages, making her a valuable asset in international business.

informal I can't believe how fluently he can rap, it's like he was born to do it.

slang She's so good at makeup, she can apply eyeliner fluently with her eyes closed.

figurative The river flowed fluently through the valley, as if it had a mind of its own.

Grammatical Forms of fluently

• past tense: spoke
• plural: fluently
• comparative: more fluently
• superlative: most fluently
• present tense: speaks
• future tense: will speak fluently
• perfect tense: has spoken fluently
• continuous tense: is speaking fluently
• singular: fluent
• positive degree: fluently
• infinitive: to speak fluently
• gerund: speaking fluently
• participle: spoken fluently

Origin and Evolution of fluently

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'fluently' originated from the Latin word 'fluentem' which means 'flowing'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe the smooth and uninterrupted flow of language or speech, 'fluently' has evolved to also encompass proficiency and ease in communication or performance.