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Meaning of smooth
having a surface or texture that is even and not rough
Etymology of smooth
The word "smooth" has its roots in Old English "smūth", which is derived from the Proto-Germanic "smūthiz" and the Proto-Indo-European "sme-" (meaning "to rub" or "to smear")
Historically, the word has been used to describe surfaces, textures, and movements, and has also taken on figurative meanings related to politeness, courtesy, and tact
Synonyms
sleek
silky
glossy
lustrous
shiny
even
uniform
consistent
continuous
flat
plane
level
calm
peaceful
serene
tranquil
quiet
still
gentle
soft
mellow
rounded
curved
polished
refined
cultured
sophisticated
elegant
suave
debonair
urbane
courteous
polite
gracious
hospitable
affable
genial
amiable
cordial
warm
friendly
approachable
accessible
diplomatic
tactful
considerate
thoughtful
courteous
chivalrous
gallant
smooth-talking
silver-tongued
Definitions
- Having a surface or texture that is even and not rough
- * Moving or done in a way that is continuous and without any sudden jumps or changes
- * (of a person or their manner) polite and courteous, often in a way that is insincere or overly flattering
Usage Examples
- The smooth surface of the lake reflected the surrounding mountains
- * She gave a smooth presentation, answering all the questions with ease
- * He had a smooth voice, perfect for singing jazz standards