fluidity
fluidity Lexical Profile
fluidity Game Scores & Validity
• noun
Smooth, graceful, and effortless continuity in movement, style, or expression.
"The dancer moved across the stage with remarkable fluidity and poise."
The quality of being adaptable, changeable, or not fixed in structure, identity, or boundaries.
"Modern remote work requires a high degree of organizational fluidity as project priorities shift."
The physical property or state of a substance enabling it to flow easily and take the shape of its container; the reciprocal of viscosity.
"Heating the heavy oil increases its fluidity so it can be pumped through the pipeline more efficiently."
• Rhymes for fluidity
Word Origin & Etymology
Borrowed in the early 17th century from French fluidité or Late Latin fluiditas, derived from the Latin adjective fluidus ('flowing, moist'), from fluere ('to flow').