semifluid (Meaning)

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semifluid (a.)

Imperfectly fluid.

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A semifluid substance.

The semifluid substance effortlessly oozed out of the container, leaving a glistening residue behind.
The mud's semifluid nature made it difficult to traverse, sinking beneath each step with a squelching sound.
The semifluid lava slowly flowed down the mountainside, its incandescent glow illuminating the surrounding darkness.
The semifluid concrete could be molded into intricate shapes before it hardened, allowing for the creation of stunning architectural designs.
The semifluid plasma inside the cell acted as a carrier for essential ions and proteins.
The semifluid silicone was used to create realistic prosthetic limbs that could mimic the movement and feel of real skin.
The honey's semifluid consistency allowed it to be easily drizzled onto pancakes or spread on toast.
The semifluid grease seeped out of the bearings, causing them to seize up and grind against each other.
The semifluid paint flowed smoothly across the canvas, creating vibrant brushstrokes with ease.
The semifluid magma beneath the Earth's surface can cause volcanic eruptions, unleashing molten rock and gases into the atmosphere.

Imperfectly fluid., A semifluid substance.

glutinous, undiluted, turbid,semiliquid, viscous, thickened, thickish, creamy, viscid, syrupy

runny, runny, thin, liquid,thin, fluid, watery, fluid, liquid, watery

The semifluid substance effortlessly oozed out of the container, leaving a glistening residue behind.

The mud's semifluid nature made it difficult to traverse, sinking beneath each step with a squelching sound.

The semifluid lava slowly flowed down the mountainside, its incandescent glow illuminating the surrounding darkness.

The semifluid concrete could be molded into intricate shapes before it hardened, allowing for the creation of stunning architectural designs.