fluidity

• Nom désignant la qualité ou l'état de ce qui est fluide, employé pour décrire la capacité de s'écouler aisément ou de changer facilement, que ce soit dans un contexte physique, conceptuel ou social.

A noun referring to the quality or state of being fluid, often used to describe the ability to flow smoothly or change easily, whether in a physical, conceptual, or social context.

indénombrable

1. Ability to flowB2formal

   The quality of being able to flow easily, like a liquid or gas.

   fluidité

   • The fluidity of water allows it to take the shape of its container.
   • Scientists study the fluidity of lava to predict volcanic eruptions.
   • The fluidity of the paint made it easy to apply smoothly.

   Synonymesfluidnessliquidityliquidnessrunniness

   Antonymesrigiditysolidityviscosity

2. Ease of movement or changeB2formal

   The quality of being smooth, graceful, and adaptable in movement or change.

   fluidité (au sens de souplesse et d'aisance)

   • The dancer's fluidity on stage captivated the audience.
   • The fluidity of the conversation made it feel natural and engaging.
   • The fluidity of the market requires businesses to adapt quickly.

   Synonymesadaptabilityagilityeleganceflexibilitygracelithenessmobilitypliabilitysmoothnesssuppleness

   Antonymesawkwardnessinflexibilityrigiditystiffness

3. Flexibility or adaptabilityC1formal

   The ability to change or be changed easily according to circumstances.

   fluidité (adaptabilité)

   • The fluidity of the company's structure allows for rapid innovation.
   • Gender fluidity is a concept that challenges traditional binary categories.
   • The fluidity of the political situation made predictions difficult.

   Synonymesadaptabilityelasticityflexibilitymalleabilitypliabilitysupplenessversatility

   Antonymesinflexibilityrigidityrigidnessstiffness