Synonyms of buoyancy

buoyancy

noun

as in vigorousness

the ability to remain strong and joyful despite challenges

Never ones to be discouraged by a few setbacks, they woke up every morning with a renewed buoyancy to move forward.

Synonyms & Similar Words

• vigorousness
• strength
• enthusiasm
• exuberance
• jauntiness
• springiness
• eagerness
• sprightliness
• liveliness
• vitality
• vibrancy
• resilience
• animation
• briskness
• peppiness
• vibrance
• robustness
• lustiness
• jazziness
• potency
• effervescence
• perseverance
• cheerfulness
• persistency
• vivacity
• tenacity
• ebullience
• spirit
• fortitude
• doggedness
• brightness
• power
• pizazz
• sand
• vivaciousness
• grit
• friskiness
• verve
• spiritedness
• iron
• pizzazz
• levity
• chirpiness
• sunniness
• sparkle
• backbone
• ebulliency
• frivolity
• lightheartedness
• playfulness
• pluck
• jollity
• insouciance
• sportiveness
• revelling
• jollification
• revelry
• humor
• keenness
• cheer
• good-naturedness
• pertness
• reveling
• good-humoredness
• gamesomeness
• impishness

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• helplessness
• inadequacy
• weakness
• impotence
• impotency
• laziness
• indolence
• lethargy
• weariness
• languor
• sluggishness
• sleepiness
• torpor
• listlessness
• apathy
• dullness
• impassivity
• dulness
• torpidity
• languidness
• limpness
• tedium
• spiritlessness
• tediousness
• inactivity
• lifelessness
• vapidity
• vapidness
• pallidness

Examples of buoyancy in a Sentence

Recent Examples on the Web

As buoyancy battles erosion of the massive peaks by wind, weather, and precipitation in the Himalayas, the mountains still experienced a net gain in elevation, partly due to the isostatic rebound suggested by this study. —Carly Miller, Forbes, 30 Sep. 2024

This typically gives the boat enough buoyancy to free itself from the trailer without hitting the prop on it. —Rob Reed, Forbes, 23 Sep. 2024

The buoyancy of the water helps to keep this workout low impact. —Korin Miller, Outside Online, 17 Sep. 2024

Only once the lower atmosphere is sufficiently sun-baked does that air near the ground have enough buoyancy to rise and shatter the cap. —Matthew Cappucci, Washington Post, 21 July 2024