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buoyancy

noun as in tendency to float

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The balloon showed a lack of buoyancy after the failed mission the day before, so Donaldson insisted on taking just one passenger with him this time.

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Scott said he "knew she had gone" when he saw her buoyancy aid a tethered buoy in the Firth of Forth as it was "the last thing that would have saved her".

From BBC

And in so doing, we lose our enjoyment of the moment, our buoyancy, our joie de vivre.

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For all the buoyancy and optimism that’s been radiating from the convention stage, there have been warnings too.

From BBC

Shortly after the race, Cockrell, whose USC commencement speech in 2019 went viral for its jagged honesty in addressing her challenges with depression, could hardly muster the words to describe the emotional buoyancy she was experiencing.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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