smooth
smooth
smu:ð
smoodh
British pronunciation
/smuːð/

Definition & Meaning of "smooth"in English

smooth
01

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

smooth definition and meaning
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The marble countertop was smooth to the touch.
She admired the smooth finish of the wooden table.
02

characterized by a continuous and even movement

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The car 's smooth ride made the long journey enjoyable.
He executed the dance moves with a smooth fluidity that impressed the audience.
03

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

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His smooth demeanor made everyone feel at ease during the meeting.
She had a smooth way of expressing her ideas that captivated the audience.
04

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

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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.
05

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

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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.
06

free from obstacles or difficulties

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The smooth negotiation process led to a successful agreement for both parties.
Having a smooth workflow allowed the team to meet their deadlines easily.
07

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

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The smooth texture of the soup made it comforting and easy to enjoy.
Having a smooth finish, the whiskey was enjoyable without any sharpness.
to smooth
01

to make a surface free from roughness

smoothen

Transitive: to smooth a surface
to smooth definition and meaning
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The painter smoothed the wall before applying a fresh coat of paint.
She used a sanding block to smooth the rough edges of the wooden plank.
1.1

to make hair or feather neat and tidy

Transitive: to smooth hair or feather
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The bird paused to smooth its feathers, preparing for a graceful flight.
She smoothed her hair with her fingers, ensuring it looked perfect for the party.
02

to remove obstacles or difficulties

Transitive: to smooth a process or obstacle
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The manager smoothed the negotiation process by addressing concerns from both parties.
She smoothed the transition for new employees by providing comprehensive training and support.
03

to flatten or steady one’s facial expression, achieving a calm or emotionless appearance

Transitive: to smooth one’s facial expression
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He smoothed his face, concealing any signs of distress during the tense conversation.
Before addressing the crowd, she took a moment to smooth her expression and project confidence.
04

to make a graph or data set more even by removing bumps or fluctuations

Transitive: to smooth a graph or data set
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The scientist smoothed the data points to make the trends easier to interpret.
Using a moving average, she smoothed the sales figures for better analysis.
05

to transition into a more polished state

Intransitive
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The surface will smooth over time with regular use.
As the artist worked, the paint began to smooth on the canvas.
Smooth
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the act or process of making something even

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The smooth took longer than expected, but the results were worth it.
After several attempts at a smooth, the table was finally ready for display.
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