👉 The "looked fluid" refers to a visual impression of smoothness and continuity in movement, often described as if one were watching a character move effortlessly and naturally. It suggests that the motion appears seamless, without jerky or abrupt transitions, as if the person is gliding rather than stumbling. This fluidity can be attributed to well-coordinated muscle movements, good posture, and a natural gait or gesture. It's a term frequently used in acting and animation to describe performances or designs that convey a sense of grace, elegance, and realism.
