buoyancy — the ability to float in water or air; the quality of being cheerful and optimistic
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: the ability to float in water or air; the quality of being cheerful and optimistic
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈbɔɪənsi/
Korean meaning: 부력, 떠오르는 힘; 명랑함, 활력
Korean pronunciation: **보**이언시
Example Sentences
- Despite being made of steel, the ship's buoyancy allowed it to carry tons of cargo.
- Her natural buoyancy made her the life of every party, even funeral receptions.
- The stock market showed remarkable buoyancy after the CEO's dancing video went viral.
buoyancy
NOUN//ˈbɔɪənsi//
the ability to float in water or air; the quality of being cheerful and optimistic
A child demonstrates buoyancy as colorful pool toys float cheerfully
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Her fancy dress shows perfect buoyancy!
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Origin
From the noun 'buoy' (a floating marker), derived from Dutch 'boei' or French 'bouée', combined with the suffix '-ancy' (a state or quality). The word emerged in English around the 17th century to describe the property of floating or remaining light and cheerful.
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“Despite being made of steel, the ship's buoyancy allowed it to carry tons of cargo.”
“Her natural buoyancy made her the life of every party, even funeral receptions.”
“The stock market showed remarkable buoyancy after the CEO's dancing video went viral.”
“Scientists study the buoyancy of different materials to design better submarines.”
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