circumfluous (Meaning)

Webster

circumfluous (a.)

Flowing round; surrounding in the manner of a fluid.

The hot air balloon drifted circumfluously above the colorful patchwork of fields below.
The dancers twirled circumfluously, their skirts billowing like colorful clouds.
The lost city was rumored to be circumfluous by a mythical river of gold.
The sculptor used flowing marble to create a circumfluous form that seemed to defy gravity.
The ancient city walls, once grand and circumfluous, now stood crumbling and overgrown.
The aroma of freshly baked bread wafted circumfluously through the streets, enticing passersby.
The teacher's calm voice had a circumfluous quality, putting the anxious students at ease.
The river's circumfluous course carved fertile valleys and created a haven for wildlife.
The negative energy in the room felt circumfluous, clinging to everyone like a heavy fog.
The jellyfish pulsed circumfluously in the ocean current, its translucent form an ethereal sight.

Flowing round; surrounding in the manner of a fluid.

liquid,circumfluent, fluent,flowing, thin, fluid,diluted, weak, watery

thick, hard, nonliquid, solid, nonliquid, thick,hard, solid, coagulated, viscous

The hot air balloon drifted circumfluously above the colorful patchwork of fields below.

The dancers twirled circumfluously, their skirts billowing like colorful clouds.

The lost city was rumored to be circumfluous by a mythical river of gold.

The sculptor used flowing marble to create a circumfluous form that seemed to defy gravity.