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I . buoy [bɔɪ, Am ˈbu:i] N NAUT

II . buoy [bɔɪ, Am ˈbu:i] VB trans

1. buoy (cause to float):

to buoy [up]

2. buoy (stay high):

to be buoyed

3. buoy (make happier):

life buoy N

Usage examples with buoyed

to be buoyed

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Until mid-century there was a healthy class-conscious culture buoyed by labor and socialist media, organizations and education.
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The continued attempts to conflate the two are not only revisionist, it confuses the ideals for which his popularity once buoyed with the shenanigans that left society nonplus and divided.
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The course itself is fully buoyed and can be modified to accommodate swimming and kayaking events.
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The sales department requested extensions to the storyline, buoyed up by very strong sales on the book at a time when most other comics were experiencing a noticeable decline.
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The following day fuel was pumped ashore via a buoyed pipeline.
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The currencies of oil-exporting nations were buoyed this week by an increase in crude prices.
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It is buoyed up by compassion and a clear-sighted lack of self-indulgence.
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Buoyed perhaps by trendsetting celebrities, many are now finding it lots easier to experiment with new hair colours.
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As states become stronger, buoyed up by revenues brought in by tax farming, the practice was discontinued in favour of centralized tax collection systems.
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This image, buoyed by close family and social links and the community's fortitude in the war, came to be represented in literature and film.
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