Definitions and Examples of graceful, fluid, supple
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Having or showing elegance, poise, and smoothness in movement or appearance.
Example
The ballerina's graceful movements on stage left the audience in awe.
Able to flow smoothly and easily; not rigid or stiff.
Example
The artist's brushstrokes were fluid and created a beautiful painting.
Bending and moving easily and gracefully; flexible.
Example
The gymnast's body was supple and able to perform difficult moves with ease.
Key Differences: graceful vs fluid vs supple
- 1Graceful describes movements or objects that are elegant and smooth.
- 2Fluid describes movements or objects that are able to move smoothly and easily.
- 3Supple describes movements or objects that are flexible and able to bend easily.
Effective Usage of graceful, fluid, supple
- 1Dance: Use graceful to describe dancers' movements.
- 2Art: Use fluid to describe brushstrokes or lines in artwork.
- 3Sports: Use supple to describe athletes' flexibility and ability to move easily.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of brickly describe movements or objects that are smooth, flexible, and elegant. Use graceful to describe elegant movements, fluid to describe smooth movements, and supple to describe flexibility and ease of movement.
