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How do you replace fluently with an adverb?

It depends on the context of how "fluently" is being used. Here are some options:

If "fluently" describes speaking or writing:

* Easily: She spoke English easily.

* Effortlessly: He wrote the essay effortlessly.

* Articulately: They presented their ideas articulately.

* Smoothly: The conversation flowed smoothly.

* Gracefully: She handled the difficult question gracefully.

If "fluently" describes something other than language:

* Effortlessly: The machine operates effortlessly.

* Smoothly: The transition between scenes was smooth.

* Seamlessly: The project was completed seamlessly.

* Naturally: The dance flowed naturally.

Other options:

* Without hesitation: He answered the question without hesitation.

* With ease: She navigated the complex system with ease.

The best adverb to use will depend on the specific situation and the desired nuance.

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