buoyancy
noun
[ ˈbɔɪənsi ]
• the ability or tendency of something to float in water or other fluid.
Similar:
ability to float,
tendency to float,
lightness,
floatability,
• a cheerful and optimistic attitude or disposition.
Similar:
cheerfulness,
cheeriness,
happiness,
light-heartedness,
carefreeness,
brightness,
gladness,
merriment,
joy,
bounce,
effervescence,
blitheness,
sunniness,
breeziness,
jollity,
joviality,
animation,
liveliness,
life,
sprightliness,
jauntiness,
ebullience,
high spirits,
vivacity,
vitality,
verve,
sparkle,
zest,
optimism,
confidence,
hope,
bullishness,
sanguineness,
positiveness,
pep,
zing,
zip,
• a high level of activity in an economy or stock market.
• "there is renewed buoyancy in the demand for steel"
Similar:
vigour,
strength,
high level of activity,
burgeoning,
resilience,
growth,
development,
progress,
improvement,
expansion,
mushrooming,
snowballing,
ballooning,