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buoyantDefinitions
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| buoyant | |
| 1. adj. having buoyancy; able to float |  |
| 2. adj. lighthearted and lively | |
| I’m in a buoyant mood. | |
Example Sentences
| The firm is also seeing buoyant demand for its residential alarm systems on the back of fears over rising crime rates in Britain. If the subject is buoyant and flourishing today, then a very large share of the credit goes to him. But, as he prepared for a night analysing results, the strategist admitted to feeling buoyant. |
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