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Meaning of buoyant
The primary meaning of the word "buoyant" is having or showing a lively and cheerful quality, or able to float in a fluid, typically due to being less dense.
Etymology of buoyant
The word "buoyant" originates from the Old French word "buoyer," meaning to float, which is also related to the Old French word "buoy," meaning float or marker
Historically, the term has been used in nautical contexts to describe objects that float on water, and later expanded to describe a person's lively and cheerful demeanor
Synonyms
lively
cheerful
optimistic
hopeful
enthusiastic
energetic
vibrant
dynamic
effervescent
sprightly
airy
light
carefree
untroubled
sunny
radiant
beaming
jubilant
elated
euphoric
thrilled
ecstatic
buoyed
lifted
elevated
inspired
motivated
invigorated
revitalized
refreshed
renewed
rejuvenated
animated
spirited
perky
peppy
zesty
zestful
Definitions
- Having a lively and cheerful quality, typically due to a sense of hope or optimism
- * Able to float in a fluid, such as water or air, due to being less dense
Usage Examples
- The crowd was buoyant with excitement as the concert began
- * Her buoyant personality made her a joy to be around
- * The company's buoyant financial prospects led to increased investment
Antonyms
gloomy
depressing
somber
melancholy
dismal
dreary
bleak
despondent
disheartened
discouraged
dejected
despairing
hopeless
pessimistic
negative
downbeat
glum
sullen
morose
mournful
sorrowful
unhappy
unenthusiastic
lethargic
lifeless
inert