liquidness

She turned to him, and he could see the liquidness of her wide eyes.

It had a liquidness to its walk that was all wrong.

As opposed to liquidness of bitten-off food matter caused by chewing.

Such a quality of liquidness is a uniform and consistent feature of this center.

It is gracefully constructed and has been staged with disarming liquidness by David Warren.

The fifth center, pertinent only to women, had, according to what don Juan said, a special kind of energy that gave sorcerers the impression of liquidness.

But "physiolysis" isn't in dictionaries, and has already been grabbbed by doctors, to mean abnormal liquidness of your body tissue caused by any disease.

The story flows with a liquidness I've rarely seen matched in productions of Shakespeare, with the action between scenes overlapping onstage.

She left him untouched, notwithstanding the silvery liquidness with which Jodie Gates, dancing outstandingly this season, infused her new role.

With natural phrasing, so that the notes seemed to spill out, and sounds both round and varied, the liquidness and skill of the music were excellently achieved.