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flotation

[floh-tey-shuhn] / floʊˈteɪ ʃən /


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McDermott’s childhood memories are matched by naïvely excited music; the flotation tank, by a soporific étude; the simulated coma, by music so shapeless yet alluring that it could have been written by Satie.

From New York Times

And I got a vision, floating in the flotation tank, of me and Philip onstage together.

From New York Times

The following month, Ant's planned £26bn stock market flotation, which would have been the world's largest, was cancelled at the last minute by Chinese authorities, who cited "major issues" over regulating the firm.

From BBC

Lastly, someone needs to get a flotation device out to the person in the water, provided they are able to climb aboard.

From Seattle Times

The funding round is expected to be the last private fundraiser before a stock market flotation of the company, Reuters reported last month.

From Reuters