ˈfluency

/ ˈfluːənsɪ /

noun

1. the quality of being fluent, esp facility in speech or writing

Example Sentences

Nick Curtis was more cutting with his two star review in the Standard, saying Paddington in Peru "misses the easy charm, the fluency and the icy sliver of jeopardy" from the first two movies "which had genuine cross-generational appeal".

From BBC

He still struggled with his fluency in Korean and with fitting into the culture.

From Los Angeles Times

Still, Gluesenkamp Perez’s willingness to buck her party and her fluency in grievance politics are the reason she stands a chance in this southwest corner of Washington state, in a district that twice voted for Donald Trump and will surely do so again Nov. 5.

From Los Angeles Times

In contrast to their explosive innings against England on Tuesday, West Indies struggled for fluency with opener Qiana Joseph falling for 12, captain Hayley Matthews stuttering to 15 from 21 balls and veteran Stafanie Taylor only managing 13.

From BBC

Scholars from marginalised castes face different kinds of roadblocks as they navigate the academic world, one of which is fluency in English language.

From BBC

Related Words

• eloquence