fluid
Pronunciation: [ˈfluːɪd]
Word
Context: "science"
(noun) a substance that can flow, like a liquid or gas. Fluids can change shape easily, so if you pour water, it spreads out. Think about juice or air; they move around freely.
Example
Water is a fluid that takes the shape of its container.
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Solid objects are not fluids; they do not flow like liquids or gases.
Example
Can you name three different types of fluids?
Context: "flexibility"
(adjective) describes something that can change easily or is not fixed. If something is fluid, it means it can move or adapt smoothly. For example, a dancer has a fluid style when they move gracefully.
Example
Her movements were fluid, making her performance look very elegant.
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His style of painting is not fluid; it's very rigid and stiff.
Example
How can we make our plans more fluid to adapt to changes?
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