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- continuous
- creamy
- easy
- effortless
- flat
- fluid
- gentle
- glossy
- mild
- peaceful
- polished
- quiet
- serene
- shiny
- silky
- sleek
- soft
- stable
- steady
- tranquil
- uneventful
- velvety
- even
- flush
- horizontal
- invariable
- plain
- plane
- regular
- shaven
- soothing
- still
- uniform
- bland
- equable
- fluent
- frictionless
- glassy
- hairless
- lustrous
- mirrorlike
- monotonous
- planate
- rhythmic
- rippleless
- unbroken
- undeviating
- undisturbed
- uninterrupted
- unruffled
- untroubled
- unvarying
- civilized
- mellow
- mild
- pleasant
- polished
- slick
- agreeable
- bland
- courteous
- courtly
- facile
- genial
- glib
- ingratiating
- persuasive
- polite
- smarmy
- unctuous
- urbane
- flatten
- burnish
- clear
- even
- flush
- glaze
- gloss
- grade
- iron
- lay
- level
- perfect
- plane
- polish
- press
- refine
- round
- sand
- sleek
- slick
- varnish
- make uniform
- alleviate
- ease
- facilitate
- iron out
- mellow
- mitigate
- soften
- allay
- appease
- assuage
- calm
- comfort
- cool
- cool out
- extenuate
- mollify
- palliate
- pat
- stroke
- pave the way
- take the edge off
- take the sting out
On this page you’ll find 344 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to smooth, such as: continuous, creamy, easy, effortless, flat, and fluid.
antonyms for smooth
- agitated
- broken
- clamorous
- complex
- complicated
- demanding
- difficult
- discontinuous
- disturbed
- dull
- excited
- hard
- harsh
- intermittent
- intricate
- loud
- noisy
- raised
- rough
- sharp
- strict
- strong
- troubled
- turbulent
- unfixed
- unstable
- violent
- wild
- wobbly
- abnormal
- changing
- different
- extraordinary
- inconsistent
- irregular
- uncommon
- uneven
- upright
- variable
- vertical
- coarse
- uncool
- wrinkled
- rough
- coarse
- uncool
- roughen
- coarsen
- wrinkle
- aggravate
- increase
- intensify
- irritate
- worsen
- agitate
- annoy
- exasperate
- incite
- provoke
- trouble
- upset
- worry
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WORDS RELATED TO SMOOTH
- affected
- artificial
- assuming
- bland
- canting
- captious
- caviling
- deceptive
- deluding
- dissembling
- double
- double-dealing
- duplicitous
- faithless
- false
- feigning
- fishy
- fraudulent
- glib
- hollow
- insincere
- jivey
- left-handed
- lying
- moralistic
- oily
- pharisaic
- pharisaical
- phony
- pietistic
- pious
- sanctimonious
- self-righteous
- smooth
- smooth-spoken
- smooth-tongued
- snide
- specious
- spurious
- two-faced
- unctuous
- unnatural
- unreliable
- accomplished
- ace
- adroit
- brainy
- capable
- clean
- crack
- crackerjack
- deft
- dexterous
- expert
- hot
- hotshot
- know stuff
- masterful
- masterly
- no dummy
- no slouch
- nobody’s fool
- on the ball
- on the beam
- practiced
- proficient
- quick
- savvy
- sharp
- sharp as a tack
- skilled
- skillful
- slick
- smooth
- there
- up to speed
- versed
- whiz
- wizard
- adjudge
- adjudicate
- adjust
- bring to terms
- come to school
- come to terms
- conciliate
- decide
- determine
- hammer out a deal
- interpose
- intervene
- judge
- make a deal
- mediate
- meet halfway
- negotiate
- parley
- pass judgment
- placate
- play ball
- reconcile
- referee
- settle
- smooth
- soothe
- step in
- straighten out
- strike happy medium
- trade off
- umpire
- work out a deal
- adjudged
- adjudicated
- adjusted
- brought to terms
- came to school
- came to terms
- conciliated
- decided
- determined
- hammered out a deal
- interposed
- intervened
- judged
- made a deal
- mediated
- met halfway
- negotiated
- parleyed
- passed judgment
- placated
- played ball
- reconciled
- refereed
- settled
- smoothed
- soothed
- step in
- straightened out
- struck happy medium
- traded off
- umpired
- worked out a deal
- adept
- adroit
- clever
- crafty
- designing
- dexterous
- foxy
- ingenious
- masterly
- politic
- proficient
- resourceful
- scheming
- sharp
- shrewd
- slick
- sly
- smart
- smooth
- tricky
- wily
- baldheaded
- bare
- barren
- depilated
- exposed
- glabrous
- hairless
- head
- naked
- shaven
- skin head
- smooth
- stark
- uncovered
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smoothadjective
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smoothadjective
Having a pleasantly rounded flavor; neither rough nor astringent.
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smoothadjective
Having derivatives of all finite orders at all points within the function’s domain.
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smoothadjective
Lacking marked aspiration.
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smoothadjective
To make smooth.
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smoothadjective
To capture important patterns in the data, while leaving out noise.
We hope for a smooth transition to the new system.
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smoothadjective
bland; glib
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smoothadjective
suave; sophisticated
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smoothadjective
natural; unconstrained
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unbroken
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smoothadjective
placid, calm.
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smoothadjective
Lacking projections or indentations; not serrated.
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smoothadjective
Not grainy; having an even texture.
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bumpy, uneven, rough
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smooth
That is calm which is free from disturbance or agitation; in the physical sense, free from violent motion or action; in the mental or spiritual realm, free from excited or disturbing emotion or passion. We speak of a calm sea, a placid lake, a serene sky, a still night, a quiet day, a quiet home. We speak, also, of «still waters,» «smooth sailing,» which are different modes of expressing freedom from manifest agitation. Of mental conditions, one is calm who triumphs over a tendency to excitement; cool, if he scarcely feels the tendency. One may be calm by the very reaction from excitement, or by the oppression of overpowering emotion, as we speak of the calmness of despair. One is composed who has subdued excited feeling; he is collected when he has every thought, feeling, or perception awake and at command. Tranquil refers to a present state, placid, to a prevailing tendency. We speak of a tranquil mind, a placid disposition. The serene spirit dwells as if in the clear upper air, above all storm and shadow.
The star of the unconquered will,
He rises in my breast,
Serene, and resolute, and still,
And calm, and self-possessed.Longfellow Light of Stars st. 7.
Synonyms:
calm, collected, composed, cool, dispassionate, imperturbable, peaceful, placid, quiet, sedate, self-possessed, serene, still, tranquil, undisturbed, unruffledAntonyms:
agitated, boisterous, disturbed, excited, fierce, frantic, frenzied, furious, heated, passionate, raging, roused, ruffled, stormy, turbulent, violent, wild, wrathful
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smoothadjective
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even, plain, level, flat, polished, glossy, sleek, soft, unruffled, unobstructed, bland, oily, suaveAntonyms:
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smoothverb
Synonyms:
flatten, level, ease, soften, calm, allay, mitigate
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smoothadjective
the act of smoothing
«he gave his hair a quick smooth»
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lacerated, crushed, erose, scabrous, jolting, crenated, textured, emarginate, notched, rock-ribbed, bullate, rugose, leprose, difficult, shagged, undiplomatic, jolty, alligatored, denticulate, crispate, lacerate, verrucose, mountainous, sandpapery, lepidote, lined, jumpy, crenate, coarse-textured, rough, roughish, rough-textured, bouldery, cracked, rimose, pockmarked, toothed, chapped, nubby, barky, twilled, scalloped, wartlike, rugged, stormy, ciliated, pebbly, bouldered, dentate, unsmooth, rockbound, seamed, pocked, slubbed, hilly, tweedy, abrasive, biserrate, scratchy, scabby, pectinate, saw-like, bumpy, broken, hard, saw-toothed, costate, imbricate, serrated, corded, warty, crenulate, bidentate, shaggy, gravelly, squamulose, serrulate, cragged, fimbriate, roughened, potholed, stony, ciliate, jagged, crenulated, scurfy, imbricated, rocky, fringed, spinose, ribbed, awkward, shingly, scaly, laciniate, nubbly, homespun(p), craggy, jaggy, serrate, runcinate, roughen -
smoothadjective
having a surface free from roughness or bumps or ridges or irregularities
«smooth skin»; «a smooth tabletop»; «smooth fabric»; «a smooth road»; «water as smooth as a mirror»
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placid, liquid, bland, still, fluent, politic, tranquil, unruffled, legato, suave, quiet, fluidAntonyms:
tweedy, denticulate, rough, scalloped, erose, coarse-textured, shagged, roughened, stormy, notched, leprose, fimbriate, sandpapery, imbricate, ciliate, difficult, rocky, awkward, toothed, crushed, scabrous, corded, crenulate, rugose, twilled, saw-toothed, scaly, homespun(p), crenulated, costate, textured, rockbound, mountainous, lacerate, pectinate, wartlike, craggy, rugged, dentate, undiplomatic, jumpy, ciliated, squamulose, lepidote, warty, rough-textured, jagged, shingly, pockmarked, crenate, serrated, emarginate, crenated, lacerated, cracked, biserrate, jolting, slubbed, rock-ribbed, potholed, pocked, serrulate, bullate, chapped, stony, bouldery, scurfy, runcinate, saw-like, crispate, hilly, pebbly, nubby, bumpy, scabby, abrasive, barky, bouldered, cragged, nubbly, rimose, alligatored, verrucose, imbricated, ribbed, hard, roughish, gravelly, shaggy, serrate, seamed, jolty, broken, scratchy, unsmooth, lined, bidentate, jaggy, fringed, laciniate, spinose, roughen -
politic, smooth, suave, blandadjective
smoothly agreeable and courteous with a degree of sophistication
«he was too politic to quarrel with so important a personage»; «the manager pacified the customer with a smooth apology for the error»
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fluid, placid, savourless, insipid, tranquil, unruffled, still, quiet, flavorless, flavourless, suave, vapid, savorless, legato, debonair, debonnaire, bland, flat, debonaire, fluent, liquid, politicAntonyms:
bumpy, nubbly, rock-ribbed, toothed, jumpy, lacerate, saw-toothed, jaggy, scalloped, bouldered, stormy, biserrate, scurfy, chapped, imbricated, wartlike, dentate, crushed, rockbound, slubbed, verrucose, cragged, lined, pocked, crenulate, mountainous, emarginate, notched, rough, potholed, stony, scabrous, warty, lepidote, pebbly, scratchy, serrulate, crenate, crispate, squamulose, spinose, rocky, serrated, broken, shagged, crenulated, ribbed, rugged, scabby, hard, craggy, pectinate, jagged, pockmarked, rough-textured, ciliated, shaggy, rugose, nubby, lacerated, shingly, jolting, homespun(p), fringed, saw-like, erose, cracked, difficult, alligatored, hilly, bullate, imbricate, serrate, denticulate, twilled, scaly, roughish, sandpapery, seamed, jolty, abrasive, corded, rimose, ciliate, awkward, laciniate, crenated, coarse-textured, undiplomatic, bidentate, bouldery, tweedy, fimbriate, textured, barky, unsmooth, costate, gravelly, runcinate, leprose, roughened, roughen -
smoothadjective
of the margin of a leaf shape; not broken up into teeth
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placid, liquid, bland, still, fluent, politic, tranquil, unruffled, legato, suave, quiet, fluidAntonyms:
saw-like, rugose, lacerate, ciliate, rimose, potholed, gravelly, bumpy, ribbed, laciniate, jaggy, scurfy, seamed, stormy, serrulate, nubby, wartlike, slubbed, sandpapery, cracked, roughened, bouldery, scalloped, imbricate, barky, rocky, textured, pockmarked, serrated, awkward, serrate, broken, lacerated, jagged, mountainous, jumpy, craggy, lined, leprose, rough, erose, rugged, jolting, shaggy, difficult, fimbriate, fringed, chapped, scaly, scratchy, spinose, scabrous, toothed, verrucose, shagged, notched, unsmooth, denticulate, hard, crispate, crenulate, biserrate, jolty, pectinate, costate, runcinate, coarse-textured, homespun(p), tweedy, alligatored, bouldered, saw-toothed, abrasive, undiplomatic, corded, hilly, crenated, dentate, rockbound, crenate, shingly, warty, crushed, stony, crenulated, cragged, twilled, pebbly, rough-textured, ciliated, squamulose, pocked, emarginate, roughish, rock-ribbed, imbricated, bidentate, lepidote, bullate, scabby, nubbly, roughen -
fluent, fluid, liquid, smoothadjective
smooth and unconstrained in movement
«a long, smooth stride»; «the fluid motion of a cat»; «the liquid grace of a ballerina»
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tranquil, silver-tongued, eloquent, fluid, placid, silver, liquified, still, quiet, legato, unruffled, smooth-spoken, swimming, suave, runny, limpid, facile, melted, mobile, unstable, fluent, liquid, bland, politicAntonyms:
emarginate, notched, jolting, ciliate, bumpy, crenated, jolty, denticulate, scalloped, jagged, corded, crenate, squamulose, sandpapery, dentate, ciliated, rocky, serrate, abrasive, barky, hilly, rugose, fringed, scaly, fimbriate, lacerated, saw-toothed, bidentate, scabrous, nubby, rugged, chapped, rimose, imbricate, seamed, rockbound, rough-textured, rough, serrated, jumpy, stony, lined, toothed, jaggy, cracked, scratchy, lacerate, hard, scabby, laciniate, nubbly, homespun(p), pectinate, crispate, shaggy, slubbed, crushed, costate, twilled, bouldered, crenulated, shingly, coarse-textured, scurfy, pocked, roughened, tweedy, spinose, runcinate, lepidote, warty, wartlike, serrulate, bouldery, broken, biserrate, pockmarked, crenulate, cragged, bullate, verrucose, roughish, mountainous, rock-ribbed, gravelly, undiplomatic, potholed, leprose, awkward, textured, stormy, saw-like, difficult, shagged, ribbed, erose, imbricated, pebbly, alligatored, craggy, unsmooth, roughen -
legato, smoothadjective
(music) without breaks between notes; smooth and connected
«a legato passage»
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placid, liquid, bland, still, fluent, politic, unruffled, tranquil, legato, suave, quiet, fluidAntonyms:
barky, denticulate, undiplomatic, twilled, rocky, bullate, slubbed, bumpy, imbricate, hilly, costate, runcinate, alligatored, ciliate, scabrous, rugose, jolty, rough, seamed, lacerate, saw-toothed, erose, crenated, shingly, leprose, roughened, rough-textured, stony, sandpapery, jagged, saw-like, unsmooth, squamulose, pocked, broken, gravelly, lacerated, jaggy, lepidote, cracked, potholed, nubbly, bouldered, notched, emarginate, dentate, serrated, pebbly, crushed, mountainous, tweedy, ciliated, bouldery, scurfy, wartlike, jolting, chapped, pectinate, lined, warty, scabby, toothed, awkward, textured, pockmarked, crenulate, crispate, jumpy, biserrate, corded, cragged, serrulate, shaggy, stormy, rock-ribbed, bidentate, roughish, laciniate, crenulated, nubby, scratchy, craggy, fringed, rimose, spinose, abrasive, rockbound, difficult, imbricated, homespun(p), serrate, scaly, fimbriate, crenate, scalloped, hard, verrucose, ribbed, coarse-textured, rugged, shagged, roughen -
smoothadjective
of motion that runs or flows or proceeds without jolts or turbulence
«a smooth ride»
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placid, liquid, bland, still, fluent, politic, tranquil, unruffled, legato, suave, quiet, fluidAntonyms:
jolting, rimose, rough, chapped, seamed, saw-toothed, notched, rugose, crenate, rock-ribbed, bumpy, wartlike, broken, shaggy, spinose, lepidote, toothed, bouldered, shingly, roughish, corded, emarginate, twilled, serrulate, cragged, cracked, craggy, homespun(p), coarse-textured, scalloped, bidentate, stormy, saw-like, tweedy, abrasive, ciliate, crenulated, denticulate, rough-textured, crenated, warty, nubbly, alligatored, gravelly, lined, pectinate, bullate, dentate, costate, scaly, mountainous, lacerated, scurfy, hard, jaggy, imbricated, potholed, scabrous, textured, leprose, roughened, serrated, jumpy, sandpapery, pockmarked, undiplomatic, difficult, rocky, verrucose, bouldery, hilly, shagged, stony, fringed, barky, nubby, rockbound, crushed, jagged, imbricate, fimbriate, ribbed, pocked, awkward, laciniate, jolty, crenulate, lacerate, pebbly, runcinate, scratchy, crispate, ciliated, biserrate, slubbed, rugged, squamulose, erose, serrate, unsmooth, scabby, roughen -
smoothadjective
lacking obstructions or difficulties
«the bill’s path through the legislature was smooth and orderly»
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placid, liquid, bland, still, fluent, politic, tranquil, unruffled, legato, suave, quiet, fluidAntonyms:
lacerated, imbricate, fimbriate, textured, mountainous, broken, jaggy, ribbed, twilled, nubby, ciliated, runcinate, pockmarked, rocky, nubbly, hard, notched, corded, saw-toothed, toothed, squamulose, scurfy, crenulated, scalloped, seamed, ciliate, pocked, rugose, wartlike, crushed, crenate, unsmooth, bullate, rugged, shingly, barky, alligatored, lacerate, awkward, scratchy, scaly, saw-like, dentate, bumpy, crenulate, jolting, crispate, rough, hilly, rough-textured, stony, spinose, verrucose, coarse-textured, imbricated, leprose, shagged, rockbound, rock-ribbed, homespun(p), tweedy, chapped, gravelly, emarginate, scabby, abrasive, slubbed, serrated, jagged, fringed, rimose, warty, cracked, scabrous, serrulate, lepidote, craggy, stormy, roughish, roughened, denticulate, potholed, lined, pectinate, biserrate, bouldered, serrate, pebbly, crenated, laciniate, bouldery, difficult, sandpapery, jolty, costate, erose, jumpy, cragged, shaggy, undiplomatic, bidentate, roughen -
placid, quiet, still, tranquil, smooth, unruffledverb
(of a body of water) free from disturbance by heavy waves
«a ribbon of sand between the angry sea and the placid bay»; «the quiet waters of a lagoon»; «a lake of tranquil blue water reflecting a tranquil blue sky»; «a smooth channel crossing»; «scarcely a ripple on the still water»; «unruffled water»
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inactive, motionless, suave, placid, good-tempered, fluid, restrained, serene, static, muted, tranquil, soundless, unruffled, still, unflustered, quiet, hushed, silent, unflurried, even-tempered, subdued, unagitated, fluent, calm, equable, unperturbed, bland, noneffervescent, liquid, legato, politicAntonyms:
rough, bumpy, shaggy, denticulate, broken, laciniate, spinose, barky, difficult, homespun(p), jolting, mountainous, crenulated, lacerate, bidentate, ciliate, scabrous, notched, bouldery, tweedy, nubby, sandpapery, cragged, emarginate, leprose, jumpy, unsmooth, serrated, erose, seamed, crenated, toothed, craggy, awkward, pectinate, squamulose, bouldered, pocked, crispate, crenate, fimbriate, jagged, rugged, rugose, lacerated, imbricate, crushed, hilly, rockbound, biserrate, scabby, pockmarked, twilled, runcinate, verrucose, roughish, pebbly, hard, bullate, jaggy, saw-toothed, scaly, scalloped, costate, roughened, scratchy, dentate, nubbly, imbricated, jolty, lined, coarse-textured, rimose, serrate, wartlike, ribbed, potholed, abrasive, fringed, cracked, crenulate, serrulate, scurfy, rock-ribbed, stormy, stony, shagged, chapped, shingly, slubbed, ciliated, undiplomatic, gravelly, rocky, saw-like, rough-textured, warty, textured, corded, alligatored, lepidote, roughen -
smooth, smoothenverb
make smooth or smoother, as if by rubbing
«smooth the surface of the wood»
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smooth out, shine, polish, smoothenAntonyms:
bouldered, bouldery, cracked, rimose, squamulose, crenulate, bullate, warty, rugged, erose, pockmarked, rough, scabby, bumpy, roughened, rocky, barky, ciliate, tweedy, scabrous, abrasive, imbricate, pocked, laciniate, lepidote, awkward, runcinate, rough-textured, costate, pectinate, stony, chapped, hard, slubbed, corded, scratchy, crenated, leprose, sandpapery, rugose, coarse-textured, fringed, denticulate, hilly, serrate, imbricated, shaggy, shagged, shingly, serrulate, lacerate, notched, jagged, jolting, serrated, toothed, pebbly, fimbriate, jumpy, undiplomatic, gravelly, spinose, biserrate, textured, scaly, dentate, lined, twilled, craggy, roughish, unsmooth, bidentate, homespun(p), verrucose, scurfy, stormy, potholed, scalloped, rock-ribbed, nubbly, nubby, lacerated, wartlike, difficult, crenate, rockbound, crispate, cragged, ciliated, saw-like, broken, seamed, jaggy, ribbed, alligatored, crenulated, saw-toothed, mountainous, crushed, jolty, emarginate, roughen -
polish, smooth, smoothen, shineverb
make (a surface) shine
«shine the silver, please»; «polish my shoes»
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shine, polish up, smoothen, polish, strike, reflect, glow, gleam, down, beam, fine-tune, glitter, brush up, refine, radiate, glint, fall, glisten, smooth out, round, round offAntonyms:
undiplomatic, bouldered, rocky, gravelly, scalloped, rough, nubbly, barky, ciliated, lined, roughened, difficult, rockbound, seamed, imbricate, laciniate, rimose, jaggy, jolty, jagged, jumpy, leprose, dentate, bumpy, shaggy, squamulose, unsmooth, notched, coarse-textured, toothed, tweedy, runcinate, scabby, broken, lacerated, serrulate, scabrous, serrate, lacerate, crenated, wartlike, slubbed, bouldery, roughish, cracked, mountainous, awkward, corded, abrasive, fringed, potholed, homespun(p), costate, warty, lepidote, rugged, crenulated, textured, erose, fimbriate, scratchy, pockmarked, crenate, bidentate, saw-like, rough-textured, pocked, scurfy, sandpapery, pebbly, ribbed, alligatored, stormy, rugose, cragged, emarginate, shingly, chapped, twilled, rock-ribbed, pectinate, nubby, crispate, crenulate, serrated, bullate, stony, crushed, jolting, verrucose, shagged, biserrate, hilly, imbricated, craggy, ciliate, spinose, hard, scaly, denticulate, saw-toothed, roughen -
smooth, smooth outverb
free from obstructions
«smooth the way towards peace negotiations»
Synonyms:
smooth out, shine, polish, smoothenAntonyms:
roughish, imbricated, saw-toothed, jolting, ciliate, crenated, fringed, emarginate, squamulose, wartlike, chapped, erose, denticulate, difficult, twilled, pocked, bouldery, potholed, jaggy, lacerate, gravelly, crushed, abrasive, rocky, crispate, imbricate, stormy, laciniate, bumpy, scaly, stony, rimose, crenate, tweedy, lined, pockmarked, rugged, slubbed, warty, pebbly, scabrous, spinose, ciliated, undiplomatic, jumpy, scalloped, hilly, scurfy, verrucose, jagged, scabby, fimbriate, serrate, barky, bouldered, leprose, runcinate, lepidote, sandpapery, unsmooth, jolty, rough-textured, toothed, notched, alligatored, dentate, cracked, corded, nubbly, pectinate, crenulate, rugose, shaggy, serrated, bidentate, broken, crenulated, rough, biserrate, hard, serrulate, costate, seamed, saw-like, awkward, shingly, craggy, bullate, roughened, rock-ribbed, coarse-textured, mountainous, homespun(p), nubby, ribbed, textured, rockbound, lacerated, scratchy, cragged, shagged, roughen
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even, level, plane, flat, not rough -
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easy, voluble, fluent, not harsh -
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bland, mild, soothing, oily, flattering, adulatory, courtier-like, fair-spoken, smooth-spoken, smooth-tongued -
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level, flatten, make smooth -
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calm, allay, assuage, mollify, mitigate, alleviate
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smoothadjective
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even, plain, flat, level, abraded, levigated, slippery, sleek, glary, unruffled, placid, voluble, fluent, suave, oily, bland, insinuating, flattering, smooth-tonguedAntonyms:
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level, plane, sleek, flatten, planish, levigate, facilitate, pave
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List of paraphrases for «smooth»:
smoothly, harmonious, seamless, soft, unhindered, unimpeded, liso, lisa, good, seamlessly, gradual, fluid, orderly, hassle-free, successful, problem-free, mild, gentle, pain-free, easy, trouble-free, flexible, smooth-bore, zen, slick
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Alan Fung:
As you’re driving along a cobble stone road you have dampeners in your car that make it a nice smooth ride and that’s what were doing for astronauts.
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Manoj Jhalani:
If resources are not provided in time, implementation of the program does get affected. There has been some impact on the smooth operation of NHM.
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Jimmy Kimmel:
He handed what turned out to be an Oscar-caliber role over to his friend and made a Chinese ponytail movie instead, and that movie,’ The Great Wall,’ went on to lose 80 million dollars. Smooth move, dumba **.
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Marc Lessard:
You can think of the satellites traveling through air pockets or bubbles [as being] similar to those in a lava lamp, as opposed to a smooth wave.
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Tim Kuniskis:
This is a serious car. This is a race car, you know, it’s not going to be a smooth-riding drive-it-to-church car.
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Варианты (v1)
Варианты (v2)
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smooth [smuːð] прил
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гладкий, ровный, плавный, мягкий
(sleek, flat, soft)
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беспрепятственный, бесперебойный
(unimpeded, uninterrupted)
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гладкошерстный
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плавной
(smoother)
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smooth [smuːð] гл
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разглаживать, сглаживать, сгладить, разгладить, сглаживаться, загладить, разгладиться, сгладиться
(smooth out, flatten, smooth down)
- smooth folds – разглаживать морщины
- smoothing capacitor – сглаживающий конденсатор
- smoothed curve – сглаженная кривая
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приглаживать, пригладить
(sleek)
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расправить, оправить
(straighten)
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заглаживать
(blot)
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smooth [smuːð] сущ
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плавностьж, гладкостьж
(smoothness)
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сглаживаниеср
(smoothing)
- smoothing algorithm – алгоритм сглаживания
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гладьж
(smooth surface)
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| adjective | ||
| гладкий | smooth, sleek, plain, slick, polished, glassy | |
| плавный | smooth, flowing, fluent, liquid, running, round | |
| ровный | smooth, flat, level, even, straight, steady | |
| спокойный | calm, quiet, tranquil, peaceful, easy, smooth | |
| однородный | homogeneous, uniform, smooth, intimate, congeneric, self | |
| бесперебойный | smooth, troubleproof | |
| беспрепятственный | unobstructed, smooth, unimpeded, unchecked, untrammeled, through | |
| вкрадчивый | insinuating, smarmy, smooth, bland, silky, wheedling | |
| уравновешенный | balanced, poised, steady, sedate, staid, smooth | |
| нетерпкий | smooth | |
| очень приятный | smooth | |
| льстивый | flattering, sycophantic, smarmy, wheedling, ingratiating, smooth | |
| торный | smooth | |
| очень привлекательный | smooth | |
| adverb | ||
| гладко | smooth, smoothly, slick, swimmingly, fluently, volubly | |
| ровно | smooth, exactly, flat, level, even, smoothly | |
| verb | ||
| сглаживать | smooth, smooth out, smooth over, smoothen, iron out, even | |
| приглаживать | smooth, sleek, slick, smarm, smoothen, sleeken | |
| разглаживать | smooth, smooth out, flatten, smoothen, smooth away, smooth down | |
| сглаживаться | smooth, be smoothed, smooth out, smooth over, smoothen, smooth down | |
| разглаживаться | smooth, smooth out, smoothen, smooth away, smooth down | |
| смягчать | soften, mitigate, remit, alleviate, moderate, smooth | |
| успокаиваться | calm down, settle down, settle, quiet down, quiet, smooth | |
| успокаивать | calm down, soothe, calm, settle down, reassure, smooth | |
| уравнивать | equate, equalize, equal, level, compensate, smooth | |
| полировать | polish, burnish, buff, grind, brighten, smooth | |
| шлифовать | grind, polish, abrade, cut, smooth, rub down | |
| лощить | glaze, planish, calender, smooth | |
| смазывать | grease, lubricate, smear, oil, anoint, smooth | |
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| гладкая поверхность | smooth surface, smooth | |
| приглаживание | smooth |
Синонимы (v1)
Синонимы (v2)
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smooth гл
- soft · quiet
- smooth out · flatten · smooth down · align
- flat · equal · level
- easy · painless
- sleek
- even
- calm
- tranquil · undisturbed · unruffled · placid
adjective
- even, level, flat, plane, unwrinkled, featureless, glassy, glossy, silky, polished
- clean-shaven, hairless
- creamy, velvety, blended
- calm, still, tranquil, undisturbed, unruffled, even, flat, waveless, like a millpond
- steady, regular, uninterrupted, unbroken, fluid, fluent, straightforward, easy, effortless, trouble-free, seamless
- mellow, mild, agreeable, pleasant
- dulcet, soft, soothing, mellow, sweet, silvery, honeyed, mellifluous, melodious, lilting, lyrical, harmonious
- suave, urbane, sophisticated, polished, debonair, courteous, gracious, glib, slick, ingratiating, unctuous, smarmy
- politic, bland, suave
- fluid, fluent, liquid
- legato
- quiet, still, unruffled, tranquil, placid
verb
- flatten, level (out/off), even out/off, press, roll, steamroll, iron, plane
- ease, facilitate, clear the way for, pave the way for, expedite, assist, aid, help, oil the wheels of, lubricate
- polish, shine, smoothen
- smooth out
- smoothen
Предложения со словом «Smooth»
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But that’s getting harder to do, because cities are becoming smooth. |
Хотя со временем сделать это всё сложнее, потому что города становятся более гладкими . |
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Some recent plazas like Federation Square in Melbourne or Superkilen in Copenhagen succeed because they combine old and new, rough and smooth, neutral and bright colors, and because they don’t rely excessively on glass. |
Современные площади, такие как площадь Федерации в Мельбурне или Суперкилен в Копенгагене, успешны, потому что сочетают в себе старое и новое, грубые и гладкие материалы, спокойные и яркие цвета и не полагаются чрезмерно на стекло. |
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And then new particles might show up in our data as bumps — slight deviations from what you expect, little clusters of data points that make a smooth line not so smooth. |
Новые частицы могут появиться в данных в виде неровностей — небольших отклонений от ожидаемых данных, маленьких кластеров, из — за которых линия становится менее плавной . |
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Or the extra data will fill in the space around the bump and turn it into a nice, smooth line. |
Либо заполнить пространство вокруг этой неровности и вернуть линии плавность . |
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So we took more data, and with five times the data, several months later, our little bump turned into a smooth line. |
Поэтому мы собрали в 5 раз больше данных, и спустя несколько месяцев наша маленькая неровность превратилась в плавную линию. |
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You’re comfortably sitting in a fast and smooth urban train, along with 1,200 passengers. |
Вы удобно расположились в быстром и плавном городском поезде вместе с 1 200 пассажирами. |
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The result: a strange traffic that mixes the fast and smooth rigor of German autobahns and the creative vitality of the intersections of Mumbai. |
Как результат: необычный поток, который объединяет быстроту и плавность немецких автобанов с неординарной динамичностью перекрёстков в Мумбае. |
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Not even nipples or a navel marred the smooth surface. |
Совершенно гладкую поверхность не нарушали ни соски, ни пупок. |
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A puzzled expression chased itself across his smooth round face. |
На его гладком , круглом лице появилось озадаченное выражение. |
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She felt molded plastic, a smooth expanse of metal. |
Она ощупала пластиковую поверхность с гладкими вставками из металла. |
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He fingered the smooth black rod in his pocket. |
Он потрогал черный гладкий стержень у себя в кармане. |
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She let me caress her smooth, perfect face. |
Она позволила мне ласкать ее гладкое , совершенное лицо. |
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He has smooth brown wool, short tail and funny ears. |
У него гладкая коричневая шерсть, короткий хвост и очень смешные уши. |
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He has smooth fur, big eyes and ears. |
Он имеет гладкую шерсть, большие глаза и уши. |
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High above one of these pools was a chute of smooth rocks, worn away by a spring that raced down the rocks to join the river. |
Высоко над одним из них нависали крутые скаты гладких камней, обкатанных стекавшим по ним ручейком. |
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High above one of these pools was a chute of smooth rocks, worn away by a spring that raced down the rocks to join the river. |
Высоко над одним из них нависали крутые скаты гладких камней, обкатанных стекавшим по ним ручейком. |
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High above one of these pools was a chute of smooth rocks, worn away by a spring that raced down the rocks to join the river. |
Высоко над одним из них нависали крутые скаты гладких камней, обкатанных стекавшим по ним ручейком. |
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It was motorized, and had balloon tyres which allowed it to roll over reasonably smooth surfaces. |
Оно было моторизовано и имело надувные шины, дающие возможность катиться по достаточно гладкой поверхности. |
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The prominent veins of old age had sunk back into smooth firm flesh. |
Выступавшие старческие вены снова утонули под гладкой твердой плотью. |
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I’m doing 120 kilometres an hour on a very smooth road. |
Я двигаюсь со скоростью 120 километров в час на очень гладкой дороге. |
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No amount of smooth lying would let me escape this man. |
Никакое количество лжи не позволит мне бежать от этого человека. |
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On her smooth brown face a smile of friendliest greeting was punctuated at either end by dimples. |
Приветливую улыбку на ее глянцевито — смуглом лице подчеркивали ямочки на щеках. |
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She touched the smooth crimson armor tentatively, then with more assurance, as if she’d expected something to happen. |
Она неуверенно дотронулась до алого панциря, словно ждала какого — то подвоха, потом стала смелее. |
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It was a very comfortable chair, soft and smooth and luxurious, and he found himself feeling a twinge of discomfort as he settled against the smooth material. |
Очень удобное кресло, мягкое, гладкое , роскошное… Джек почувствовал себя неловко, когда устроился в нем. |
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It was a very neat, rectangular grave with smooth sides and all the loose dirt scooped out by hand. |
Получилась очень аккуратная, прямоугольная могила с ровными краями и выбранной руками земляной крошкой. |
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The scraps of cut stone had been used to make a smooth ramp from the cliff face to ground level. |
Осколки, оставшиеся от них, были использованы, чтобы сделать ровным покрытие дорожки от скалы до подножия. |
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I was just happy to be on a smooth surface in a car that wasn’t filled with dust. |
Я радовался тому, что еду по ровной поверхности в машине, не забитой пылью. |
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The armored apron bag rode the broken surfaces heavily; the skim effect of a civilian sport model would only be possible on a perfectly smooth, flat surface. |
Эффект скольжения, подобный гражданской спортивной модели, будет возможен лишь на совершенно ровном покрытии. |
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Samlor thought it might have some- thing to do with the glass-smooth ornamental pond in the middle of the room. |
Сэмлор подумал, что это может быть как — то связано с расположенным посреди комнаты декоративным бассейном. |
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I’ve never skated on such a smooth surface before. |
Я по такому ровному льду ещё никогда не каталась. |
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The watch strap was an interwoven flexible plastic of an almost liquidly smooth whiteness. |
В циферблат была вмонтирована контрольная полоска из гибкого пластика почти прозрачной белизны. |
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Zeb hitched Jim to the buggy again, and the horse trotted along and drew them rapidly over the smooth water. |
Зеб снова впряг Джима в коляску, и конь потрусил вдоль по речке. |
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The sojourn of Vorobyaninov and the smooth operator left a deep imprint on the town. |
Пребывание Воробьянинова и великого комбинатора оставило в городе глубокий след. |
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She crossed the room to the mirror and patted her smooth hair approvingly. |
Она направилась к трюмо, окинула себя одобрительным взглядом, пригладила выбившиеся из прически темные пряди. |
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The smooth operator had been commissioned to paint a large number of address plates for various housing co-operatives. |
Великий комбинатор получил большой заказ по художественной части на изготовление адресных табличек для жилтовариществ. |
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But the smooth dark blankness which had baffled her so often was all that her frantic, searching eyes could find. |
Но она видела перед собой лишь смуглое замкнутое лицо, которое так часто озадачивало ее. |
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She fell along smooth, vertical, red rock toward ochre sand a long way down. |
Роксани падала вдоль гладкой , отвесной красноватой скалы в сторону коричневато — желтого песка, видневшегося далеко внизу. |
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You’re to go to the airport and smooth some ruffled feathers pronto. |
Ты поедешь в аэропорт и разгладишь растрёпанные перышки немедленно. |
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We have disagreements, but we always seem to smooth things out by Thanksgiving, |
У нас есть расхождения во мнениях, но к дню Благодарения мы всегда улаживаем разногласия. |
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The junior wizard screamed, and in the blink of an eye he was transformed into an inert figure made of cool, smooth glass. |
Младший маг закричал и в мгновение ока превратился в неподвижную стеклянную фигуру. |
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Occasionally we have to help them smooth over their image after mishaps. |
Порой мы помогаем им вернуть свою репутацию после неудач. |
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Fi put his kit in the locker beside the bunks, then swung himself up into the top rack in one smooth mo-tion. |
Фай уложил снаряжение в ящик за скамейками, затем одним текучим движением взлетел на верхнюю койку. |
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The reflection of the flame glided over the smooth red skin of his face. |
Отсвет пламени скользил по вытертой красной коже его лица. |
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The cold, sober voice of the smooth operator had its usual magic effect. |
Холодный, рассудительный голос великого комбинатора оказал свое обычное магическое действие. |
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My hands were on his body, following the flow of his shoulders, his back, and the smooth silken curve of his ass. |
Мои руки лежали у него на теле, ощупывали линию плеч, спины, шелковый изгиб зада. |
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I slid my arms around the smooth strength of his back, over the leather of his armor. |
Я обхватила руками гладкую мощь его спины поверх кожаного панциря. |
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The snow was packed hard and smooth by the hay-sleds and wood-sledges and the logs that were hauled down the mountain. |
Снег стал твердый и гладкий , укатанный полозьями саней и бревнами, которые волокли с горы вниз. |
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I ran my thumb along his mouth, rubbing my hands along the smooth bone of the tusks. |
Большими пальцами я погладила его рот, потерлась о гладкую кость бивней. |
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But in his heart the smooth operator had become very much attached to the wild marshal. |
Но в душе великий комбинатор привязался к одичавшему предводителю. |
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The mixed heritage had left Kitto smooth and perfect like he’d been waxed from neck to toe. |
Смешанная наследственность сделала Китто гладким и совершенным, будто отполированным от шеи до пяток. |
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The murmur of low, smooth voices was a gentle hum in the air. |
Ропот низких, гладких голосов звучал нежным гулом в воздухе. |
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Versus the model with the smooth voice, Josiah Hawley! |
против сладкоголосого парня из модельного бизнеса, Джосаи Хоули. |
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Her skin was smooth, creamy-looking in the soft candlelight. |
Гладкая кремовая кожа словно светилась в мягком свете свечей. |
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There’s not much chance that the fungus would still be evident on a smooth metal surface. |
Почти нет шансов, что грибок всё ещё будет различим на гладкой металлической поверхности . |
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Max sat down on the rock and began to whet his knife along its smooth surface. |
Макс присел на камень и стал точить нож о его гладкую поверхность. |
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His sodden shoes tended to slip on the smooth bamboo. |
Намокшие туфли постоянно намеревались соскользнуть с гладкой поверхности бамбука. |
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Picking up the shells and smooth stones from the shore, collecting myself. |
Собираешь ракушки и гальку с берега, собираешь себя. |
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He didn’t caress, or squeeze, just rested his hands on that smooth, warm flesh for a moment. |
Он не гладил, не сжимал, просто держал руки на гладкой и теплой коже. |
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Micah hugged me, and I put my free hand over that smooth, warm, permanently tanned skin. |
Мика обнимал меня, и я положила свободную руку на гладкость его загорелой, теплой кожи. |
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The waters of Holy Loch were glassy, and tendrils of mist crept lazily above the mirror-smooth water. |
Воды Холи — Лоха блестели гладким серебром, а пушистые щупальца тумана лениво ползли над едва заметной рябью. |
What is another word for smooth?
2034 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ smˈuːð], [ smˈuːð], [ s_m_ˈuː_ð]
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adept (adjective)
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artful (adjective)
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articulate (adjective)
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attractive (adjective)
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bald (adjective)
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bland (adjective)
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calm (adjective)
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canny (adjective)
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clear (adjective)
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continuous (adjective)
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cosmopolitan (adjective)
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crafty (adjective)
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debonair (adjective)
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dexterous (adjective)
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diplomatic (adjective)
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easy (adjective)
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effortless (adjective)
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elegant (adjective)
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equable (adjective)
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euphonious (adjective)
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even (adjective)
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facile (adjective)
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faint (adjective)
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adj.
• adept (adjective)
- most capable,
- quick,
- sharp as tack,
- more wizard,
- on ball,
- more skilled,
- quickest,
- more hotshot,
- on beam,
- whizer,
- nobody’s fool,
- more crackerjack,
- most wizard,
- on the beam,
- therer,
- up speed,
- whizest,
- no slouch,
- most hotshot,
- therest,
- nobody fool,
- nobodys fool,
- most crackerjack.
• artful (adjective)
- re sourceful,
- de-signing,
- de signing.
• articulate (adjective)
- expressive,
- loquacious,
- articulate,
- glib,
- lucid,
- fluent,
- direct,
- eloquent,
- succinct,
- intelligible,
- well-spoken.
• attractive (adjective)
- handsome.
• bald (adjective)
- more glabrous,
- more depilated,
- most glabrous,
- ex posed,
- shaven,
- most depilated,
- more shaven,
- ex-posed,
- most shaven,
- un-covered,
- un covered,
- most baldheaded,
- more baldheaded.
• bland (adjective)
- soothing,
- pleasant,
- more nonirritating,
- more calmative,
- non irritant,
- most mollifying,
- good natured,
- most nonirritant,
- non-irritant,
- un emotional,
- more mollifying,
- non-irritating,
- goodnatured,
- most nonirritating,
- non irritating,
- most calmative,
- un-emotional,
- more nonirritant.
• calm (adjective)
- reposeful,
- slowest,
- low key,
- windless,
- in order,
- unruffled,
- undisturbed,
- at peace,
- Waveless,
- pacific,
- Stormless,
- at a standstill.
• canny (adjective)
- most nimble-witted,
- more nimble witted,
- quickwitted,
- more nimble-witted,
- most nimble witted,
- most streetwise,
- most nimblewitted,
- more streetwise,
- more nimblewitted,
- Worldlywise,
- nimble witted,
- quick witted.
• clear (adjective)
- un-limited,
- un-hampered,
- most unhampered,
- un limited,
- un obstructed,
- un hampered,
- more unhampered,
- un-obstructed.
• continuous (adjective)
- unbroken.
• cosmopolitan (adjective)
- well-travelled,
- worldwide,
- global.
• crafty (adjective)
- dis-ingenuous,
- dis ingenuous,
- foxy.
• debonair (adjective)
- well-bred.
• dexterous (adjective)
- more nimblefingered,
- having knowhow,
- nimblefingered,
- having the know how,
- more nimble-fingered,
- most nimble-fingered,
- most nimble fingered,
- more nimble fingered,
- having the knowhow,
- having know how,
- most nimblefingered,
- nimble fingered.
• diplomatic (adjective)
- most opportunistic,
- most conniving,
- more opportunistic,
- most contriving,
- more conniving,
- more contriving.
• easy (adjective)
- more undemanding,
- un troublesome,
- most untroublesome,
- snappest,
- un forced,
- un-troublesome,
- un-hurried,
- un demanding,
- in considerable,
- in formal,
- most unworried,
- in-formal,
- un exacting,
- un worried,
- un-complicated,
- elementary,
- more pushover,
- most apparent,
- wieldiest,
- most unexacting,
- un troubled,
- more cursive,
- most painless,
- more picnic,
- un complicated,
- most undemanding,
- wieldier,
- un hurried,
- un-demanding,
- un anxious,
- un-troubled,
- un affected,
- in-considerable,
- well to do,
- most picnic,
- nothing it,
- un involved,
- un-forced,
- more unexacting,
- most cursive,
- uncomplicated,
- unanxious,
- good tempered,
- un-worried,
- most pushover,
- un-pretentious,
- more painless,
- piece cake,
- un-involved,
- childs play,
- more unworried,
- goodtempered,
- child play,
- un pretentious,
- pushover,
- more evident,
- cinchest,
- manageable,
- un-anxious,
- un-affected,
- most unanxious,
- piece of cake,
- un-exacting,
- more unanxious,
- nothing to it,
- more untroublesome.
• effortless (adjective)
- effortless.
• elegant (adjective)
- polished.
• equable (adjective)
- un-fluctuating,
- more unfluctuating,
- more stabile,
- un-varying,
- un fluctuating,
- un-changing,
- more easy going,
- most easy-going,
- un-excitable,
- un excitable,
- most unexcitable,
- even tempered,
- stabile,
- most stabile,
- un changing,
- un-flappable,
- eventempered,
- un varying,
- un flappable,
- most unfluctuating,
- more easy-going,
- most easy going,
- more unexcitable,
- level headed.
• euphonious (adjective)
- most sweetsounding,
- more well pitched,
- wellpitched,
- most well-pitched,
- more melodious,
- more sweet-sounding,
- most sweet sounding,
- most wellpitched,
- sweetsounding,
- sweet sounding,
- well pitched,
- most well pitched,
- more sweetsounding,
- most sweet-sounding,
- more well-pitched,
- more wellpitched,
- more sweet sounding.
• even (adjective)
- most undeviating,
- most unvaried,
- un deviating,
- more unbroken,
- un-varied,
- most unbroken,
- sur faced,
- un-wavering,
- most unwrinkled,
- un broken,
- more undeviating,
- more unwrinkled,
- un varied,
- un wavering,
- more unvaried,
- un-interrupted,
- un-wrinkled,
- most planate,
- un wrinkled,
- un-broken,
- un-deviating,
- sur-faced,
- most surfaced,
- un interrupted,
- more planate,
- more surfaced.
• facile (adjective)
- flipper,
- shallower,
- deft,
- handy,
- shallow,
- efficient,
- adroit,
- fast talk.
• faint (adjective)
- more faltering,
- un-clearest,
- more murmuring,
- most bated,
- more aside,
- in audible,
- most muted,
- most deadened,
- in-audible,
- lowpitched,
- more piano,
- more deadened,
- ill defined,
- un-clear,
- most softened,
- more muttering,
- in-distinct,
- most aside,
- most bleached,
- un clearest,
- out earshot,
- most murmuring,
- more stifled,
- illdefined,
- most faltering,
- most muttering,
- more muted,
- fainter,
- more blurred,
- low pitched,
- hazy,
- more bleached,
- most stifled,
- re-mote,
- un clear,
- in distinct,
- most blurred,
- more bated,
- faroff,
- most piano,
- more softened.
• finished (adjective)
- manysided,
- many sided,
- allaround.
• flowing (adjective)
- more fluidic,
- more flooded,
- more tidal,
- more overrun,
- most overrun,
- most fluidic,
- more issuing,
- most issuing,
- most spouting,
- most tidal,
- more spouting,
- most streaming,
- more liquefied,
- most liquefied,
- most rippling,
- most flooded,
- more rippling,
- more streaming.
• fluent (adjective)
- more wellversed,
- more well-versed,
- more smoothspoken,
- most smooth-spoken,
- more well versed,
- co pious,
- more smooth-spoken,
- most mellifluent,
- more mellifluent,
- most well versed,
- wellversed,
- well versed,
- smoothspoken,
- silver tongued,
- most smooth spoken,
- co-pious,
- silvertongued,
- most smoothspoken,
- smooth spoken,
- most wellversed,
- most well-versed,
- more smooth spoken.
• fulsome (adjective)
- insincere,
- fawning,
- sycophantic,
- adulatory,
- mealymouthed.
• gentle (adjective)
- more low toned,
- low toned,
- gradual,
- more lowtoned,
- most low-toned,
- most lowtoned,
- more low-toned,
- most low toned,
- lowtoned.
• glazed (adjective)
- more enameled,
- most enameled,
- most varnished,
- more varnished.
• glossy (adjective)
- most reflecting,
- most burnished,
- more reflecting,
- most chatoyant,
- more burnished,
- more chatoyant.
• graceful (adjective)
- most balletic,
- more poised,
- shapely,
- more aesthetic,
- more balletic,
- be-coming,
- limber,
- most poised.
• hairless (adjective)
- sleek,
- smooth-faced,
- beardless,
- cue ball,
- tonsured,
- glabrescent,
- clean-shaven,
- hairless,
- whiskerless,
- skinhead,
- Glabrate.
• handsome (adjective)
- wellproportioned,
- more well-dressed,
- most well proportioned,
- well dressed,
- well proportioned,
- most wellproportioned,
- most well-proportioned,
- most well-dressed,
- most well dressed,
- more well proportioned,
- clean cut,
- more well dressed,
- most welldressed,
- more wellproportioned,
- cleancut,
- welldressed,
- good looking,
- more well-proportioned,
- more welldressed.
• hypocritical (adjective)
- more feigning,
- hypo-critical,
- doubledealing,
- feigning,
- lefthanded,
- more caviling,
- more dissembling,
- un-natural,
- snide,
- hypo critical,
- most deluding,
- two faced,
- most caviling,
- more deluding,
- most moralistic,
- smooth tongued,
- smoothtongued,
- pietistic,
- self righteous,
- jivier,
- jiviest,
- un-reliable,
- selfrighteous,
- most feigning,
- left handed,
- twofaced,
- most dissembling,
- more moralistic,
- un reliable.
• ingratiating (adjective)
- unctuous.
• insidious (adjective)
- like a snake in the grass,
- perfidious.
• invariant (adjective)
- in-variant.
• leeward (adjective)
- more leeside,
- leeside,
- most shielded,
- more shielded,
- most leeside.
• level, unwrinkled; flowing (adjective)
- plane,
- plain,
- uninterrupted,
- flat,
- continuous,
- uneventful,
- shiny,
- frictionless,
- untroubled,
- rippleless,
- velvety,
- silky,
- mirrorlike.
• light (adjective)
- untaxing,
- lightest.
• liquid (adjective)
- more ichorous,
- dis solved,
- most liquiform,
- more liquiform,
- runniest,
- most dissolved,
- more dissolvable,
- pulpy,
- more thawed,
- de liquescent,
- dis-solved,
- un congealed,
- most liquescent,
- more dissolved,
- most thawed,
- most fusible,
- most aqueous,
- runnier,
- dis-solvable,
- most deliquescent,
- most meltable,
- most serous,
- more uncongealed,
- more meltable,
- more aqueous,
- un-congealed,
- more serous,
- more liquescent,
- de-liquescent,
- most uncongealed,
- dis solvable,
- most splashing,
- more splashing,
- most dissolvable,
- more fusible,
- most ichorous,
- more deliquescent.
• mellow (adjective)
- more ripened,
- fullflavored,
- most ripened,
- more cured,
- more fullflavored,
- most full flavored,
- most cured,
- more full-flavored,
- more full flavored,
- full flavored,
- most full-flavored,
- most fullflavored.
• mild (adjective)
- demulcent,
- Obeisant,
- wimpy,
- tempered,
- peaceable,
- mild-mannered,
- ho-hum,
- unassuming,
- ho hum,
- nothing much,
- hohum,
- lenitive,
- Forbearant.
• modernized (adjective)
- streamlined.
• mossy (adjective)
- most moss grown,
- more moss-grown,
- over-grown,
- more mossgrown,
- mossgrown,
- most mossgrown,
- most moss-grown,
- moss grown,
- more mosslike,
- more moss grown,
- most mosslike,
- over grown.
• nonchalant (adjective)
- in-different,
- most unexcited,
- most unimpressible,
- dis-passionate,
- in curious,
- un excited,
- in different,
- dis interested,
- in-curious,
- insouciant,
- dis-impassioned,
- more unexcited,
- un-concerned,
- un-excited,
- dis-interested,
- un impressible,
- un-impressible,
- un perturbed,
- un feeling,
- un concerned,
- dis impassioned,
- un-caring,
- most disimpassioned,
- more unimpressible,
- un caring,
- more disimpassioned,
- un-perturbed,
- dis passionate.
• oily (adjective)
- saponaceous,
- Pinguid,
- adipose,
- soapy,
- buttery,
- Lardy,
- lubricious,
- oil-soaked,
- butyraceous,
- fatty,
- lubricative,
- Smeary,
- Lubricous,
- greasy.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)
- regular,
- liquid,
- finished,
- know stuff,
- mellow,
- goodlooking,
- stockstill,
- glabrous,
- fluidic,
- stoical,
- sagacious,
- shark,
- gentle,
- Disimpassioned,
- faint,
- artful,
- planar,
- moss-grown,
- politic,
- opportunistic,
- hotshot,
- sweet-sounding,
- oily,
- light,
- wieldy,
- gleaming,
- undeviating,
- adept,
- sharp as a tack,
- leeward,
- peaceful,
- crafty,
- painless,
- deathly still,
- worldly wise,
- cursive,
- on lookout,
- sophisticated,
- out of earshot,
- tranquil,
- snapper,
- cool as a cucumber,
- full-flavored,
- clear,
- nonirritating,
- plausible,
- serene,
- Slinky,
- well-pitched,
- glazed,
- jet-set,
- stagiest,
- sweet,
- easy going,
- far off,
- liquescent,
- fully developed,
- mosslike,
- horizontal,
- been around,
- pouring out,
- dissolvable,
- on the inside,
- mondaine,
- low-toned,
- laid back,
- still,
- easy,
- unworried,
- Unimpressible,
- unvaried,
- Witted,
- aqueous,
- tricky,
- in clover,
- switched on,
- whist,
- having the know-how,
- stagy,
- cool as cucumber,
- ichorous,
- chatoyant,
- canny,
- tidal,
- well-proportioned,
- couth,
- Baldheaded,
- straight,
- undemanding,
- diplomatic,
- wily,
- unhampered,
- Depilated,
- easy-going,
- cobwebby,
- slippery,
- very likely,
- on the lookout,
- calmative,
- chiffon,
- Mellifluent,
- accumbent,
- aerodynamic,
- talkative,
- supposable,
- serous,
- skillful,
- equable,
- sneaking,
- buttoned up,
- nonchalant,
- untroublesome,
- euphonious,
- at rest,
- all around,
- sheer,
- waxy,
- hushful,
- tuned in,
- unblocked,
- wise to,
- satiny,
- moralistic,
- balletic,
- easily done,
- svelte,
- Uncongealed,
- unwrinkled,
- streetwise,
- sericeous,
- glistening,
- soft,
- insidious,
- well-versed,
- having fancy footwork,
- ironed,
- skin head,
- like enough,
- unexcitable,
- dexterous,
- meltable,
- hep,
- tiffany,
- unfluctuating,
- bigmouthed,
- quiet,
- mild,
- uniform,
- invariant,
- hypocritical,
- calm,
- pharisaical,
- no dummy,
- liquiform,
- there,
- not burdensome,
- deathly quiet,
- bald,
- up on,
- shrewd,
- over-run,
- no trouble,
- readable,
- no problem,
- unexacting,
- Hepper,
- well-dressed,
- having know-how,
- clammed up,
- unimpeded,
- nimble-witted,
- seamless,
- simple,
- no sweat,
- debonair,
- nonirritant,
- cincher,
- crazy like a fox,
- aero-dynamic,
- on top of,
- fusible,
- guileful,
- stagier,
- up to speed,
- at ease,
- persuasive,
- jivey,
- savvy,
- be coming,
- enameled,
- smarmy,
- unexcited,
- crazy like fox,
- flowing,
- even,
- dextrous,
- fulsome,
- polite,
- world-weary,
- nimble-fingered,
- oleaginous,
- smooth-spoken,
- facile,
- planate,
- Double dealing,
- uptown,
- bland,
- cunning,
- deliquescent,
- sly,
- runny,
- no bother.
• peaceful (adjective)
- peace-loving,
- free from strife,
- without hostility,
- placatory,
- non-belligerent,
- on good terms,
- neutralist,
- nonbelligerent,
- non-violent,
- all quiet,
- on friendly terms.
• persuasive (adjective)
- Convictive,
- Inveigling,
- inducing.
• plausible (adjective)
- most supposable,
- more supposable.
• polished (adjective)
- most buffed,
- more buffed.
• polite (adjective)
- wellbehaved,
- well mannered,
- well behaved.
• politic (adjective)
- in best interests,
- tactical,
- in ones best interests,
- in one best interests,
- in one’s best interests.
• quiet (adjective)
- quietest,
- Quieter.
• readable (adjective)
- well-written.
• resonant (adjective)
- mellifluous.
• running (adjective)
- running,
- in succession,
- in action,
- in operation.
• sagacious (adjective)
- clearsighted,
- Astucious,
- clear-sighted,
- Sophic,
- gnostic,
- far-sighted.
• satiny (adjective)
- satinlike,
- more satinlike,
- most sericeous,
- more sericeous,
- most satinlike.
• savvy (adjective)
- in the know.
• serene (adjective)
- laidback,
- re-sting,
- selfpossessed,
- re sting.
• sheer (adjective)
- most chiffon,
- more cobwebby,
- most tiffany,
- most cobwebby,
- trans lucent,
- more chiffon,
- more tiffany,
- trans parent,
- trans-parent,
- trans-lucent.
• shrewd (adjective)
- on inside,
- pro founder,
- Sharker,
- pro found,
- shrewdest,
- pro-founder,
- most argute,
- wised up,
- pro-found,
- in side,
- under-hand,
- under hand,
- sharkest,
- more argute.
• simple (adjective)
- not difficult,
- Incomplex,
- self-explanatory.
• skillful (adjective)
- more into,
- VETER,
- vetest,
- a hand at,
- more in to,
- pre pared,
- most into,
- in to,
- really into,
- vet,
- pre-pared,
- really in to.
• slick (adjective)
- most dextrous,
- more dextrous.
• slippery (adjective)
- un stable,
- in-secure,
- in securest,
- mutable,
- in securer,
- un safe,
- un safest,
- un-steadiest,
- in secure,
- in-constant,
- un steadier,
- un-stabler,
- un stablest,
- un safer,
- un-predictable,
- un-safest,
- un-stable,
- fly by night,
- un-safe,
- in-securer,
- in-securest,
- un-trustworthy,
- un-safer,
- un steady,
- un predictable,
- un-stablest,
- un steadiest,
- un stabler,
- un-steadier.
• sly (adjective)
- more bluffing,
- dis honorable,
- impish,
- most bluffing,
- un scrupulous,
- un-scrupulous,
- more plotting,
- most plotting,
- dis-honorable.
• smooth (adjective)
- marble,
- burnished,
- varnished,
- slithery,
- satin-smooth,
- slilken,
- edgeless.
• soft (adjective)
- understated,
- bendable,
- fleecy,
- Pappy,
- cottony,
- doughier,
- gelatinous,
- shaded,
- cushiony,
- softer,
- doughy.
• sophisticated (adjective)
- more jetset,
- more world weary,
- most schooled,
- most citified,
- most mondaine,
- most world weary,
- most worldweary,
- dis illusioned,
- more jet-set,
- co uther,
- world weary,
- most jetset,
- dis enchanted,
- JETSET,
- co-uther,
- on to,
- most uptown,
- dis-illusioned,
- more jet set,
- more citified,
- more mondaine,
- dis-enchanted,
- more schooled,
- worldweary,
- more worldweary,
- couther,
- most jet set,
- more uptown,
- more world-weary,
- up-town,
- couthest,
- up town,
- most jet-set,
- most world-weary.
• still (adjective)
- most hushful,
- un stirring,
- close mouthed,
- most unstirring,
- un-stirring,
- whistest,
- more hushful,
- more unstirring,
- unstirring,
- stock still,
- whister.
• straight (adjective)
- lineal,
- in line,
- uncurled,
- in a row,
- rectilinear,
- unbent,
- linear,
- in a line,
- undistorted,
- non-stop,
- like an arrow,
- rectilineal,
- collinear.
• streamlined (adjective)
- up to date,
- most aerodynamic,
- more modernized,
- most modernized,
- AERO DYNAMIC,
- more aerodynamic.
• street smart (adjective)
- street smart.
• suave in behavior (adjective)
- courtly,
- courteous,
- agreeable.
• svelte (adjective)
- most sylphlike,
- more sylphlike,
- sylphlike.
• sweet (adjective)
- silvery,
- sweetest,
- sweeter.
• talkative (adjective)
- looselipped,
- voluble,
- big mouthed,
- long winded,
- more rattling,
- Multiloquent,
- most multiloquent,
- loose lipped,
- most looselipped,
- more bigmouthed,
- more loose-lipped,
- more looselipped,
- full of hot air,
- more chattering,
- most rattling,
- most chattering,
- more big mouthed,
- big-mouthed,
- most loose lipped,
- most loose-lipped,
- longwinded,
- more loose lipped,
- talky,
- most big mouthed,
- loose-lipped,
- most big-mouthed,
- more big-mouthed.
• tricky (adjective)
- mis leading,
- wry,
- most witted,
- mis-leading,
- more witted.
• unblocked (adjective)
- un-blocked.
• undisturbed (adjective)
- un-disturbed,
- un disturbed.
• uniform (adjective)
- unmodifiable,
- of a piece,
- undiversified,
- well-balanced.
• unimpeded (adjective)
- un-impeded,
- un impeded.
• unruffled (adjective)
- un ruffled,
- un-ruffled,
- un-shaken,
- un shaken.
• waxy (adjective)
- ceral,
- fictile.
• wily (adjective)
- under-handed,
- under handed.
• worldly-wise (adjective)
- cosmopolitan.
-
n.
-
•
- juicy,
- unrelieved,
- monotonous,
- lustrous,
- palatable,
- tangy,
- edible,
- steep,
- appetizing,
- tasty,
- unvarying,
- flush,
- flavorful,
- succulent,
- full.
-
•
- crown,
- constant,
- smother,
- stable,
- insulate,
- invariable,
- singsong,
- wrap,
- coat,
- changeable,
- steady,
- recover,
- cover,
- bury,
- top,
- blanket.
-
•
- open up,
- bend,
- work,
- curl,
- hairy,
- shape,
- reshape,
- form,
- deform,
- bearded,
- straighten,
- twist.
-
•
- dignified,
- bold,
- assertive,
- genial,
- self-assured,
- self-confident,
- forceful,
- proud,
- confident.
-
•
- delicious.
-
•
- smoothly,
- blunt.
-
•
- spasm,
- relax,
- reflex,
- snap,
- muscular,
- pull.
-
•
- relaxed,
- comfortable,
- warm,
- comfy,
- luxurious,
- snug,
- salubrious,
- intimate,
- folksy,
- civilized,
- style,
- urbane.
-
•
- high-powered,
- functional,
- effective,
- practical,
- valuable,
- worthwhile,
- operative,
- useful,
- helpful.
-
•
- agree,
- resolve,
- settle,
- rectify.
• act (noun)
- smooth.
• allay (noun)
- allay.
• ceraceous (noun)
- ceraceous.
• creamy (noun)
- creamy.
• creaseless (noun)
- creaseless.
• diplomatical (noun)
- diplomatical.
• entire (noun)
- entire.
• fast (noun)
- fast.
• fluid (noun)
- fluid.
• glassy (noun)
- glassy.
• glossy (noun)
- glossy.
• graceful (noun)
- graceful.
• legato (noun)
- legato.
• marmoreal (noun)
- marmoreal.
• marmorean (noun)
- marmorean.
• repand (noun)
- repand.
• satin (noun)
- satin.
• shine (noun)
- shine.
• silken (noun)
- silken.
• silklike (noun)
- silklike.
• sinuate (noun)
- sinuate.
• slick (noun)
- slick.
• smooth (noun)
- undulate,
- unnotched,
- smooth out,
- unfurrowed,
- unseamed,
- waxlike,
- uncrannied,
- uncreased,
- untoothed,
- unlined,
- velvet.
-
v.
• arbitrate (verb)
- inter pose,
- struck happy medium,
- comes school,
- works out deal,
- inter-pose,
- coming to school,
- works out a deal,
- inter-posed,
- striking happy medium,
- inter posed,
- coming terms,
- hammered out a deal,
- makes a deal,
- hammering out a deal,
- came school,
- come school,
- working out a deal,
- comes to school,
- inter posing,
- making a deal,
- made a deal,
- wrought out deal,
- hammers out a deal,
- made deal,
- came to school,
- bring terms,
- worked out deal,
- passes judgment,
- came to terms,
- comes to terms,
- strook happy medium,
- hammered out deal,
- worked out a deal,
- strikes happy medium,
- trading off,
- come terms,
- comes terms,
- working out deal,
- straightens out,
- passed judgment,
- makes deal,
- make deal,
- traded off,
- met halfway,
- came terms,
- coming school,
- wrought out a deal,
- trades off,
- hammering out deal,
- inter-posing,
- passing judgment,
- hammers out deal,
- making deal.
• buff (verb)
- Pumiced.
• burnish (verb)
- puts on a finish,
- put a finish,
- putting on finish,
- put finish,
- puts finish,
- putting a finish,
- puts on finish,
- puts a finish,
- put on finish,
- patinaing,
- putting finish,
- putting on a finish.
• comb (verb)
- un-tangling,
- dis-entangle,
- dis entangles,
- hatchels,
- un tangles,
- un-tangle,
- dis entangle,
- dis-entangles,
- un-tangled,
- un tangle,
- laid smooth,
- Hatchelled,
- Hatcheled,
- dis-entangling,
- lays smooth,
- un-tangles,
- Hatcheling,
- un tangling,
- un tangled,
- laying smooth,
- dis entangled,
- dis-entangled,
- dis entangling,
- Hatchelling.
• ease (verb)
- dis-burdens,
- re lease,
- attending to,
- dis burdens,
- clear way,
- dis-burden,
- dis-engages,
- clears the way,
- re-lease,
- making easier,
- let upon,
- re-lax,
- cleared the way,
- dis engages,
- opens door,
- dis burdening,
- lets up on,
- dis-burdened,
- opening door,
- ran interference for,
- dis-engage,
- opening the door,
- letted upon,
- clearing way,
- clearing the way,
- runs interference for,
- makes easier,
- running interference for,
- un tightening,
- dis burden,
- attends to,
- dis-engaging,
- dis engaged,
- re-leases,
- letting upon,
- pro-motes,
- dis engage,
- re lax,
- letting up on,
- lets upon,
- pro moting,
- clears way,
- opened door,
- dis engaging,
- dis burdened,
- re-leased,
- pro-mote,
- letted up on,
- dis-engaged,
- pro-moting,
- cleared way,
- dis-burdening,
- opens the door,
- speeds up,
- re leases.
• equalize (verb)
- commeasured,
- co ordinate,
- communizes,
- commeasuring,
- evened up,
- evens up,
- commeasures,
- communized,
- co ordinates.
• face (verb)
- re-finish,
- over lays,
- re finishes,
- re-decorated,
- re models,
- over laid,
- over lay,
- re-models,
- re decorated,
- over-lays,
- over-laid,
- re-finishes,
- re decorates,
- re-modeled,
- sur facing,
- re finished,
- re modelling,
- sur faces,
- re-modelled,
- sur-face,
- over-lay,
- sur face,
- re modeled,
- re-finishing,
- re-finished,
- sur-facing,
- re finish,
- re decorate,
- re finishing,
- re decorating,
- re-decorates,
- re-modeling,
- re-model,
- re-decorating,
- over laying,
- re-decorate,
- re modelled,
- over-laying,
- re model.
• facilitate (verb)
- hand carrying,
- greases the wheels,
- greasing the wheels,
- greasing wheels,
- hand-carrying,
- hand-carries,
- making easy,
- walked through,
- hand carry,
- handcarry,
- hand-carried,
- opens doors,
- greases wheels,
- hand carries,
- makes easy,
- greased the wheels,
- opening doors,
- walking through,
- opened doors,
- greased wheels,
- handcarried,
- handcarrying,
- walks through,
- hand carried,
- handcarries.
• finish (verb)
- textured.
• flatten (verb)
- compress,
- grade,
- squish,
- deflate.
• grind (verb)
- give edge to,
- gave an edge to,
- giving an edge to,
- gives edge to,
- giving edge to,
- gives an edge to,
- gave edge to.
• level (verb)
- evens off,
- made flat,
- smoothens,
- knocking over,
- makes equal,
- smoothening,
- evened off,
- evening off,
- making equal,
- knocks over,
- making flat.
• lubricate (verb)
- oils the wheels,
- oiling wheels,
- oil wheels,
- oiled wheels,
- oiling the wheels,
- oiled the wheels,
- lubed,
- oils wheels.
• make level (verb)
- iron,
- glaze,
- make uniform,
- lay,
- varnish.
• make peace (verb)
- extenuate,
- pave the way,
- mitigate,
- iron out,
- mollify,
- soften,
- appease,
- palliate,
- alleviate,
- take the edge off,
- take the sting out,
- comfort,
- assuage,
- pat,
- cool.
• pacify (verb)
- lull,
- hush,
- reconcile,
- conciliate,
- compose,
- quell,
- moderate,
- defuse,
- relieve,
- tranquilize,
- stabilize,
- pacify,
- ebb.
• patch up (verb)
- burying the hatchet,
- bury hatchet,
- re stores,
- re storing,
- makes friends,
- making friends,
- re stored,
- re-storing,
- buries the hatchet,
- buries hatchet,
- re-stored,
- re store,
- burying hatchet,
- buried the hatchet,
- re-stores,
- buried hatchet.
• perfect (verb)
- putting finishing touch on,
- puts finishing touch on.
• polish (verb)
- making improvement,
- makes improvement,
- made improvement.
• press (verb)
- ex-pressing,
- forced down,
- re duces,
- bearing heavily,
- un-wrinkling,
- ex-press,
- forcing down,
- unwrinkles,
- forces down,
- re duce,
- bears heavily,
- ex press,
- re-duces,
- un wrinkle,
- bore heavily,
- un-wrinkles,
- unwrinkling,
- ex pressed,
- un wrinkles,
- un wrinkling,
- un-wrinkle,
- pinned down,
- ex pressing,
- re-duce,
- bare heavily,
- beared heavily.
• quiet (verb)
- cooling out,
- in activate,
- be calming,
- dummies up,
- held it down,
- button ones lip,
- took the bite out of,
- be-calmed,
- canning it,
- be-calms,
- button lip,
- cooling it,
- button one lip,
- be calmed,
- could it,
- dummying up,
- cools out,
- clams up,
- in-activating,
- softpedal,
- holds it down,
- holds down,
- taking bite out of,
- canst it,
- cunning it,
- be-calm,
- takes the bite out of,
- takes bite out of,
- patching things up,
- taking the bite out of,
- in-activates,
- took bite out of,
- in activated,
- be calms,
- patches things up,
- cooled out,
- in activates,
- holding it down,
- couldst it,
- patched things up,
- in-activate,
- take bite out of,
- cooled it,
- be-calming,
- in-activated,
- in activating,
- be calm,
- cools it,
- canned it.
• rake (verb)
- fine-combing,
- fine comb,
- fine combing,
- fine tooth comb,
- fine-tooth-combing,
- fine-tooth-combed,
- re moved,
- re-moving,
- fine-combed,
- finecombing,
- fine-combs,
- re-moves,
- fine combed,
- fine tooth combing,
- re move,
- cleaning up,
- re-move,
- fine combs,
- re moving,
- enfilades,
- fine-tooth-combs,
- finecombs,
- fine tooth combs,
- fine tooth combed,
- finecombed.
• refine (verb)
- ex-plaining,
- re fine,
- re fining,
- re-fined,
- ex plain,
- ex plaining,
- ex-plain,
- re-fines,
- makes clear,
- ex-plains,
- re-fining,
- re-fine,
- ex plains,
- ex-plained,
- re fined,
- re fines,
- ex plained.
• round (verb)
- re-curve,
- re curved,
- re-curves,
- re-curved,
- re-curving,
- re curve,
- re curving,
- re curves,
- whorling,
- recurves.
• still (verb)
- decreases volume,
- balming,
- smoothed over,
- decreasing volume,
- smoothing over,
- smooths over,
- decreased volume.
• touch (verb)
- impinged up on,
- is in contact,
- am in contact,
- butting on,
- Percussing,
- lays finger on,
- feeling up,
- re-ached,
- impinge up on,
- impinges upon,
- in-spect,
- in-spects,
- re ached,
- are contact,
- Percussed,
- percusses,
- laying a finger on,
- pro bed,
- wast in contact,
- is contact,
- impinges up on,
- was in contact,
- laid a finger on,
- butts on,
- are in contact,
- be contact,
- laying finger on,
- impinging up on,
- being in contact,
- wert in contact,
- pro-bed,
- wert contact,
- being contact,
- butted on,
- in spects,
- re aching,
- laid finger on,
- feels up,
- am contact,
- were in contact,
- re-aching,
- impinging upon,
- came together,
- in spect,
- wast contact,
- were contact,
- art contact,
- art in contact,
- was contact,
- lays a finger on.
• untighten (verb)
- un tightens,
- un tighten,
- un-tightened,
- un-tighten,
- un-tightening,
- un-tightens,
- un tightened.
-
Other synonyms:
-
•
- granular,
- asymmetry,
- cleanly,
- crookedness,
- pilose,
- lithe,
- supple,
- Ironbound,
- grainy,
- rhythmic,
- jaggedness,
- unevenness,
- cartilaginous,
- furry,
- spasmodic,
- asymmetric,
- tic,
- Rimple,
- thorny,
- asymmetrical,
- plica,
- rock-steady,
- overstretched,
- dainty,
- plication.
-
•
- unpolished,
- tasteless,
- motor,
- tension,
- contract,
- lightly.
-
•
- rude,
- grace.
-
•
- chip away,
- crimp,
- balmy,
- chisel,
- cut,
- flail,
- card,
- chase,
- delicate,
- chop,
- drill.
-
•
- strain.
-
•
- stretch,
- perfect.
-
•
- line.
• enchanting
- charming.
• facilitate
- grease wheels,
- grease the wheels,
- walk through,
- made easy,
- make easy,
- facilitates,
- facilitate,
- hand-carry.
• flatten
- even out,
- beat down,
- mowed down,
- Planed,
- lay low,
- mows down,
- laid low,
- knocking down,
- evens out,
- spreading out,
- Planing,
- spread out,
- mow down,
- mowing down,
- knock down,
- knocks down,
- spreads out,
- knocked down.
• groom
- curry.
• jolting
- jarring.
• lubricate
- Slicking,
- Tallowing,
- lube,
- Tallowed,
- slicked,
- Creaming,
- Larding,
- oil the wheels,
- Creamed,
- tallow,
- lubing,
- lubes,
- slicks,
- Larded.
• Other relevant words:
- soothe,
- stroke,
- pumices,
- sand,
- patinaed,
- CLADS,
- work out deal,
- smooth over,
- downed,
- democratizes,
- knocked over,
- make flat,
- anesthetizing,
- Patting,
- round,
- Parleying,
- slather,
- shingle,
- sandpaper,
- straighten out,
- trade off,
- hatchel,
- refinishing,
- Filed,
- come to terms,
- put on a finish,
- regularizes,
- Patted,
- hammer out deal,
- intervenes,
- speed up,
- sped up,
- comb,
- Massing,
- glance,
- Soothed,
- made equal,
- Lacquering,
- file,
- levels,
- Sided,
- democratize,
- refinish,
- Umpiring,
- tickling,
- communize,
- hackle,
- pacifies,
- make clear,
- anesthetized,
- co-ordinate,
- straightened out,
- patina,
- luster,
- face,
- untangle,
- make a deal,
- relaxes,
- Hackled,
- polish,
- flatten,
- Shingled,
- placate,
- slathered,
- Sanding,
- pumice,
- interpose,
- Sleeking,
- Hackling,
- sleeks,
- buff,
- democratized,
- Gritted,
- make easier,
- come to school,
- slathering,
- regularize,
- referee,
- give an edge to,
- pins down,
- texture,
- even up,
- let up on,
- rubbing,
- sandpapering,
- democratizing,
- arbitrate,
- opened the door,
- Umpired,
- attend to,
- Texturing,
- level,
- evening up,
- open the door,
- refinishes,
- rub,
- finish,
- Carded,
- work out a deal,
- regularized,
- anesthetizes,
- ground,
- regularizing,
- downing,
- smoothened,
- communizing,
- speeding up,
- force down,
- balmed,
- coming to terms,
- clear the way,
- Carding,
- Co-ordinates,
- shingles,
- pinning down,
- sands,
- sandpapered,
- strike happy medium,
- Commeasure,
- patch up,
- run interference for,
- equate,
- Lustering,
- knock over,
- brush,
- Lacquered,
- slathers,
- Unwrinkle,
- grate,
- pumicing,
- press,
- hammer out a deal,
- Gritting,
- sheened,
- bear heavily,
- ironing,
- Emulated,
- grind,
- refine,
- shingling,
- attended to,
- kissing,
- pass judgment,
- sandpapers,
- lubricate,
- even off,
- decrease volume,
- judges,
- smoothen,
- makes flat,
- speeded up,
- pin down,
- cladding,
- burnish,
- equalize,
- anesthetize,
- Parleyed,
- Untighten,
- lustered,
- Downs,
- sheathe,
- straightening out,
- sheening,
- hackles,
- ease,
- make equal,
- made easier,
- make improvement,
- lay smooth,
- Sanded,
- touch,
- Sleeked,
- gloss,
- patinas,
- rake,
- made clear,
- Rubbed.
• patch up
- made friends,
- make friends.
• perfect
- put finishing touch on.
• point
- hone.
• quiet
- quietened,
- quieten,
- can it,
- hold it down,
- inactivating,
- hold down,
- cool out,
- clamming up,
- patch things up,
- inactivate,
- clam up,
- iced,
- dummied up,
- held down,
- cool it,
- take the bite out of,
- dummy up,
- inactivated,
- inactivates.
• rake
- Enfiladed,
- weeds,
- cleans up,
- enfilade,
- clean up,
- cleaned up,
- Enfilading,
- weed,
- fine-comb,
- finecomb,
- fine-tooth-comb,
- Weeding,
- weeded.
• round
- recurved,
- recurve,
- recurving,
- rounding,
- whorled.
• spread out
- roll.
• touch
- palm,
- butt on,
- thumbs,
- osculate,
- lay finger on,
- lay a finger on,
- come together,
- felt up,
- palpate,
- impinge upon,
- Palming,
- coming together,
- thumbed,
- palms,
- feel up,
- comes together,
- impinged upon,
- touching,
- thumb,
- be in contact,
- Palmed,
- Thumbing,
- percuss.
• tufted
- mossy.
• up-to-date
- modern.
• Other relevant words (noun):
- shifty,
- smoother,
- open the way,
- Planish,
- arch,
- ingratiating,
- pawky,
- smooth down,
- smooth-tongued,
- slim,
- smooth the way,
- vulpine,
- leery,
- placid,
- smug,
- suave,
- cagey.
How to use «Smooth» in context?
Smooth skin is something that many people desire. Not only is it aesthetically pleasing, but it is also very comfortable. The natural oils found on the skin help keep it lubricated, which in turn keeps it from becoming dry and irritated. Some people use special treatments to achieve a smooth skin, while others simply take good care of their skin by using the right products.
Paraphrases for Smooth:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Equivalence
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Adjective
trouble-free.
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Adjective
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Independent
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Adjective
agile, balanced, best, better, comfortable, consistent, continuous, crisp, effective, efficient, expeditious, flat, flexible, hairless, harmonic, harmonious, healthy, homogeneous, homogenous, impeccable, lovely, methodical, normal, optimal, pain-free, painless, positive, progressive, satisfactory, simple, slippery, steady, stepwise, straightforward, streamlined, successful, swift, tranquil, transparent, unfettered, unhindered, unimpeded, uninterrupted, unobstructed, user-friendly, free-flowing, step-by-step, well-functioning, hassle-free, barrier-free.
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Proper noun, singular
annexes, keeps, GS.
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Verb, base form
alleviate, lay, pave, soften.
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Adjective
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Other Related
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Adjective
fluid, orderly, silky, problem-free.
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Adjective
Homophones for Smooth:
- San Mateo, snooty, Sweeney Todd, seamed, sonant, snot, sigmoid, signed, smithy, sanity, shandy, sendee, skint, scent out, sciaenidae, Sa Node, seminude, send out, smutty, senate, santee, Sesamoid, sennett, semite, scend, Santa, smoothie, sun hat, sash window, sausage meat, smite, sonnet, sequent, somite, sand, sonata, Sequoia Gigantea, sequined, samoyede, summate, shogunate, sigint, sente, shamed, skinned, squint-eyed, shine at, smoothed, secant, sunnite, send, squint, signet, smooth out, sainted, scant, second, swim meet, shindy, sea mat, sent, synonymity, somewhat, samnite, sundae, shinto, snoot, show window, sea chantey, sun tea, smoothy, snood, seamount, Snead, sundew, SCNT, seniti, snit, segmented, sandy, sunday, squint-eye, scented, snotty, sinuate, skanda, sunhat, Shuha Shinto, sindhi, sounded, squinty, sausage hound, shanty, snow-white, smut, schmidt, skimmed, segment, sound out, shunt, sciaenid, saint, sanitate, seasoned, snout, Sennit, seanad, sainthood, scanty, samoyed, scent, samhita, synod, snide, skinhead, secondo, send away, squamata, sound, smith, sandhi, samite, summit.
Hyponym for Smooth:
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n.
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act
achievement, accomplishment.
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act
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v.
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contact
change surface.
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contact


