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- adverb In a
fluid manner.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Ken Loach moves this film so fluidly from the first scene of boys at play to boys at war, that you are absolutely swept up into the same tide they find themselves in.
Best of 2007, Part Two of Four ~ Film « 1979 Semi-Finalist… 2008
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It moves fluidly from a theatre balcony, though the side hallway, out to the lobby, through the audience, then up on stage — boggling the mind as to how many rehearsal hours Stewart Granger and José Mel Ferrer needed to execute it flawlessly.
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It moves fluidly from a theatre balcony, though the side hallway, out to the lobby, through the audience, then up on stage — boggling the mind as to how many rehearsal hours Stewart Granger and José Mel Ferrer needed to execute it flawlessly.
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- that adds a visceral and physical dimension to her anger as she recalls the fluidly played music and freely lived life she has lost.
JSOnline.com 2010
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Technology has, as never before, made it possible to belong to a community of speakers—or language “users”—that is at once widely dispersed and yet, as counterintuitive as it often seems, fluidly interconnected.
The English Is Coming! Leslie Dunton-Downer 2010
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For some five hundred years, as the Roman Empire held sway, expansive networks of roads, bridges, and aqueducts fluidly connected Latin-speakers to one another.
The English Is Coming! Leslie Dunton-Downer 2010
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Technology has, as never before, made it possible to belong to a community of speakers—or language “users”—that is at once widely dispersed and yet, as counterintuitive as it often seems, fluidly interconnected.
The English Is Coming! Leslie Dunton-Downer 2010
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For some five hundred years, as the Roman Empire held sway, expansive networks of roads, bridges, and aqueducts fluidly connected Latin-speakers to one another.
The English Is Coming! Leslie Dunton-Downer 2010
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Then slips in a sentence “and we have to glass Iran”, very fluidly and serene.
Think Progress » Chris Wallace Calls The Perpetually Wrong Bill Kristol An ‘Expert’ On Iraq 2010
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The code is laid out as though it was one big UML diagram, but as you zoom in you move fluidly into a code editor.
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