Definition of 'buoyantly'
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buoyantly in British
(ˈbɔɪəntlɪ)adverb
1.
Designers were buoyantly optimistic.
Not everyone sounds as buoyantly bright as she does.
'Better to have tried,' she added buoyantly.
He buoyantly interpreted his landslide election victory as a mandate to pursue sweeping
policy changes
I stepped buoyantly into the brilliant sunlight.
He buoyantly set off in his jeep for the 35-mile journey to Rome.
2.
in a manner characterized by satisfactorily rising prices
The company produced some of the best of the high street's sales growth over Christmas
and continues to trade buoyantly.
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