Meanings of more facile in English

Woman's nature is more facile and fluent than man's.

Nevertheless, certificates were obtained from more facile authorities, and the painting officially baptized for a market.

Not even Granvelle held a more facile pen.

What will not the more facile ether do?

In general the pilotage is far more facile than on the Mississippi, and accidents are not frequent.

At the more facile end is the idea that politicians have entered elected office solely for the money.

Franz Ferdinand won't win for the even more facile reason that the favourite, or joint favourite, never wins.

I do not know a man of more facile intercourse, nor with whom one so easily gets rid of ceremony.

She had given it without stint or measure, and with a depth and strength of devotion of which more facile natures know nothing.

A major advance would be to simplify the GeRP system by reducing the number of delivery components, thus enabling more facile manufacturing and future commercialization.

"One would think a student of Elodin's would prove more facile with his naming, Re'lar Kvothe."