WordLens

smooth

1 of 3adjective
/smuð/
Forms:smoother,smoothest
1

having a surface that is even and free from roughness or irregularities

B1
  • The marble countertop was smooth to the touch.
  • She admired the smooth finish of the wooden table.
  • The artist polished the sculpture until it was perfectly smooth.
  • The car’s paint job gave it a sleek and smooth appearance.
  • He ran his fingers over the smooth surface of the glass.
Synonyms:
evenplanelevelflathorizontal
Antonyms:
rough
2

characterized by a continuous and even movement

  • The car's smooth ride made the long journey enjoyable.
  • He executed the dance moves with a smooth fluidity that impressed the audience.
  • She poured the drink with a smooth motion, avoiding any spills.
  • The smooth movements of the gymnast captivated the audience during her routine.
Synonyms:
fluidfluentliquid
3

having a charming or polished manner that makes interactions seem effortless and agreeable

  • His smooth demeanor made everyone feel at ease during the meeting.
  • She had a smooth way of expressing her ideas that captivated the audience.
  • Despite the tension, his smooth manner kept the conversation lighthearted.
  • The actor is known for his smooth charm, which has won him many fans.
  • Even in challenging situations, her smooth approach always diffused potential conflicts.
Synonyms:
silkyfacilepoliticblandsuave
4

melodious and pleasing to the ear, often characterized by a gentle flow and a refined quality

  • The artist’s smooth vocals made the ballad incredibly soothing to listen to.
  • The jazz band played a smooth melody that set a relaxed atmosphere in the lounge.
  • The transitions between the tracks were smooth, creating a seamless listening experience.
  • She preferred smooth jazz for its calming and sophisticated sound.
  • The smooth rhythms of the song made it perfect for dancing.
Synonyms:
consonantgoldenlegatodulcetmellifluoussweetmelodiouseuphonioushoneyedmellisonantmelodicharmoniousmusicaltuneful
Antonyms:
staccato
5

(of a body of water) having a calm surface with few or no waves or ripples

  • The smooth waters of the pond were ideal for fishing, with no disturbances to scare away the fish.
  • The lake was smooth in the early morning light, reflecting the surrounding mountains perfectly.
  • The smooth surface of the ocean allowed for a serene sailing experience.
  • As the storm passed, the water became smooth, providing a peaceful end to the day.
  • The kayak glided over the smooth river, making the trip enjoyable and relaxing.
Synonyms:
quietunruffledstillplacidtranquil
6

free from obstacles or difficulties

  • The smooth negotiation process led to a successful agreement for both parties.
  • Having a smooth workflow allowed the team to meet their deadlines easily.
  • The software update was smooth, with no glitches or errors reported by users.
  • Having planned thoroughly, the event unfolded smooth and without any hitches.
  • The meeting was smooth, allowing for productive discussions without interruptions.
Synonyms:
lighttrouble-freesoftuncomplicatedeffortlesscushypainlessundemandingelementaryfacilesimpledownhillunchallengingeasy
7

(of food and drink) having a soft and even texture without any roughness or lumps

  • The smooth texture of the soup made it comforting and easy to enjoy.
  • Having a smooth finish, the whiskey was enjoyable without any sharpness.
  • The coffee was smooth, with a rich aroma and no bitter aftertaste.
  • The smooth chocolate melted in her mouth, delivering a sweet and creamy taste.
  • The smooth smoothie went down easily, with no chunks to interrupt the experience.
Synonyms:
creamyvelvety