buoyantly
adverb
uk/ˈbɔɪ.ənt.li/us/ˈbɔɪ.ənt.li/buoyantlyadverb(FLOATING)
in a way thatrelatestofloatingor theabilitytofloat:
They weresailingswiftlyand buoyantly onlongrockingwaves.
Thekitegetsitsnamefrom thekitefamilyofbirds, whichfloatbuoyantly in thesky.
- Warmglacialicewasabletorisebuoyantly towards thesurface.
- Mantleplumesarecolumnsofhotrockthatrisebuoyantly from the earth’sdeepmantle.
Staying afloat, capsizing & sinking
- bail out
- buoy
- buoyancy
- buoyant
- capsize
- ducking
- float
- floatation
- flotation
- founder
- ground
- keel over
- kickboard
- outrigger
- refloat
- resurface
- ride
- ridesomethingout
- sunken
- waterlogged
You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:
Movement through the air
Movement on or through water
buoyantlyadverb(HAPPY)
in ahappyandconfidentway:
It was a buoyantlyfunnycomedy.
Thedancersbouncebuoyantly tomarimbamusicon thevillagesquare.
- Sheracedbuoyantly through thehouse.
- Ifeltatease, buoyantlyhappy,confident.
- Theamazinglytalentedand buoyantlyyouthfulcastlightsup thestagebuoyantly.
Excitement, interest, energy and enthusiasm
- alacrity
- animation
- ardour
- avidity
- boosterism
- commotion
- flirtation
- frenzy
- friskiness
- frisson
- frolic
- get-up-and-go
- hubbub
- perkiness
- physicality
- piquancy
- pizzazz
- pzazz
- whirl
- zealousness
buoyantlyadverb(SUCCESSFUL)
in a way that issuccessfulor makes aprofit:
The watchmakerconfirmedtheyearhadstartedbuoyantly withstrongsales.
Hispartnerstoodat hisside,celebratingtheirlatestbuoyantlysuccessfuljointventure.
See
buoyant
- Equitymarketscontinuetorisebuoyantly.
- Thepartybuoyantlywonover themajorityofvoters.
Successful (things or people)
- achiever
- alive
- alpha male
- ascendant
- baller
- bang
- carry
- chart
- have the world atyourfeetidiom
- healthily
- heavy hitteridiom
- high-flyer
- high-flying
- represent
- superhit
- superseller
- swimmingly
- thriving
- to have arrivedidiom