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Meanings of more fluid in English

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Usage of more fluid in English
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The new US Open champion, Naomi Osaka, is a more fluid case.
The Guardian
2
Do you think human sexuality is more fluid than we sometimes admit?
The Guardian
3
It's a little more fluid than most, but it's still a religion.
Death masks
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It was a more fluid, coaxing tongue that leant itself to magic.
A Darker Shade of Magic
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Kai coughed and more fluid wrestled its way out of his throat.
Stars rain down
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What Jawbone's working towards, however, is something more fluid and far more powerful.
Wired
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Now, what we consider 'professional' clothing is set to become even more fluid.
Independent.ie
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On the second day, rather more fluid was evacuated in the same manner.
An Essay on the Application of the Lunar Caustic in the Cure of ...
9
In short, society and life were growing more fluid and adaptable.
Crime: Its Cause and Treatment
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Converting this information to the HTML tags is becoming more fluid.
Reuters
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He didn't move any more quickly, but his steps became more fluid somehow.
Blood rites
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The Ukrainian was never one of the sport's more fluid movers.
The Guardian
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Now politics are more fluid, and first-past-the-post gives independents more clout.
The Guardian
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However; the evening vibe may encourage a more fluid approach.
The South African
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Fife's politics are now in a far more fluid state.
The Guardian
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That would make the labor market more fluid and able to absorb laid-off workers.
Reuters
This collocation consists of:
More fluid through the time
More fluid across language varieties
Ireland
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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