adjective

smooth

smooth, even, easy, suave

The table has a very smooth surface.

The table has a very smooth surface.

We hope for a smooth journey.

We hope for a smooth journey.

This is a very smooth wine.

This is a very smooth wine.

((adjective)) ((noun)) before a noun She has smooth skin.

((subject)) ((be)) ((adjective)) after a linking verb (be, feel, seem) The sea was very smooth.

Synonyms: even, flat, sleek, easy; Antonyms: rough, bumpy, difficult

From Old English 'smōth', meaning smooth or serene.

Imagine the feeling of stroking silk or a cat's fur – that texture is 'smooth'. It also describes a process without problems.

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