buoyancies

Tendencies to float

Buoyancies is the plural of buoyancy—the tendency of objects to float or rise in fluid, or the upward force that fluids exert on submerged objects.

The word extends to lightness of spirit or resilience: The market's buoyancies surprised analysts.

The plural typically appears in technical contexts comparing different floating capacities or in figurative uses describing multiple instances of optimism or resilience.

mood

optimism

Tendency to expect good

spirits · morale · sanguinity · upbeat · lightheartedness · ebullience · effervescence · exuberance · jauntiness · perkiness

flotation

floating

Staying atop liquid

pontoon · displacement · submersion · hydrodynamics · vessel · hull · ballast · kayak · canoe · waterline

resilience

recovery

Regaining what was lost

rebounding · flexibility · spring · restoration · endurance · hardiness · regeneration · rebound · comeback · revival

lightness

airy

Light and well-ventilated

gossamer · wispy · featherlight · waft · diaphanous · frothy · delicate · billowy · floaty · gauzy

economic

market

Venue for trade

valuation · upturn · rally · assets · commodities · currency · inflation · index · investment · speculation

Opposites
physical force/property

buoyanciessinkings

Acts of going underwater

densities · heavinesses · submersions · weights · drags

emotional/psychological state

buoyanciesgloominess

Somber, dispirited state

doldrums · moroseness · low spirits · bleakness · depressions

economic/market condition

buoyanciessluggishness

State of slow movement

bearishness · depressions · stagnation · depression · recessions

Family

buoyant, buoy, buoyancy, buoys, buoyed, buoying, buoyantly

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