buoyed
Pronunciation: [bɔɪd]
Word
Context: "emotion"
(verb) to feel happier or more positive, especially after something good happens. It’s like when good news lifts your spirits and makes you feel lighter inside.
Example
She felt buoyed by the kind words from her teacher.
Example
He wasn't buoyed by the news; it made him feel even more down.
Example
What can buoy you up when you’re feeling sad?
Context: "physical support"
(verb) to help keep something floating in water. Just like how a life jacket keeps you on the surface of the water.
Example
The boat was buoyed by the waves, staying afloat even during the storm.
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The heavy weight caused the raft not to be buoyed properly and it sank.
Example
How can we make sure our raft is buoyed enough to hold everyone?
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