1. plural of fluency; the quality of being able to speak, read, or write a language smoothly and easily without hesitation
Usage: usually used in contexts of language learning and multilingualism
2. plural of fluency; the ability to express oneself easily and naturally in any medium or skill
Usage: broader sense beyond language

Examples

• The students demonstrated impressive fluencies in both Spanish and French after three years of study.
• Her fluencies in multiple languages made her an ideal candidate for the international position.
• The program aims to develop fluencies in reading, writing, and speaking skills.
• Musicians often develop fluencies on their instruments through consistent practice.
• The teacher assessed the students' fluencies by having them engage in natural conversations.
• Bilingual children often show fluencies in both languages from an early age.