Of speech or language: pleasing; fluent, eloquent. Obsolete.

Of speech, etc.: fluent, eloquent. Obsolete.

Of language, etc. Gliding easily and smoothly, fluent. Of a person: Having a flowing style (archaic).

Of speech: characterized by fluency; easy, ready. Cf. voluble, adj. 6a. Obsolete.

Not tormented or afflicted (†with or by something). In early use: not stretched or extended beyond the usual limit (also figurative).

figurative. Smoothly flowing; running easily and swiftly; fluent. (Now rare.)

Of speech, discourse, or writing: expressed promptly, easily, or fluently.

Of discourse, words, etc.: Characterized by great fluency or readiness of utterance.

Unconstrained, effortless; working or flowing freely; ready, fluent.

Not pushed beyond the natural limits; not produced by exertion or effort; easy, natural.

Of speech, style, etc.: Flowing easily and readily from the tongue or pen.

Of language or music: Flowing easily.

Not elaborated by study or care; not laboured or artificial.

Of the tongue: ‘Nimble’, voluble. Hence of persons: Ready in the use of words, speaking freely, fluent, talkative, voluble. Of conversation or…

of written compositions: Showing no trace of effort; smooth, flowing. Also transferred. Of a writer or thinker.

figurative. Quick, smooth, and easy; fluent.

Of speech, etc.: Flowing easily and clearly. †Of a speaker: Fluent.

Of communication: having a flowing and elegantly persuasive style or character; (of a person) speaking or writing in fluent or elegant manner.