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Meanings of more fluent in English

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Usage of more fluent in English
1
Then came question and answer; clearer, fuller, more fluent with every sentence.
M. or N. "Similia similibus curantur."
2
No yelling, drunken Hooligan could have been more fluent, more luridly diffuse.
The Crimson Blind
3
For all he was more fluent, he was far more foreign than Matsumoto.
The Watchmaker of Filigree Street
4
That way, you can assess your next steps as you become more fluent.
The South African
5
But writers to the Gazette are apt to be more fluent than accurate.
Lewis Rand
6
Who knew, though-maybeit would make him a more fluent litigator.
Body work
7
The polite hotel manager's French was only a shade more fluent.
The Wheel O' Fortune
8
Really, I haven't heard more fluent or passionate English this month of Sundays.
Alton Locke, Tailor and Poet: An Autobiography
9
Luton had been the more fluent but Boro took charge in the second half.
The Guardian
10
I do not remember of a more fluent "conversationalist" in my life.
"Co. Aytch," Maury Grays, First Tennessee Regiment / Or, A Side ...
11
But Ardan's tongue, more fluent than ever, rattled away incessantly.
All Around the Moon
12
His English became more and more fluent, and he clearly loved to speak it now.
Kensuke’s Kingdom
13
Norwich were the more fluent and ultimately the more clinical side, and deserved their victory.
The Irish Times
14
The Mariners struggled to retain possession and create chances against a more fluent Roar outfit.
The Guardian
15
They would probably have been more fluent in Italian.
The Irish Times
16
I also realized how much more fluent I'd gotten in the language of the wolf.
Lone Wolf
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