Buoy up
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British pronunciation/bˈɔɪ ˈʌp/
American pronunciation/bˈɔɪ ˈʌp/

Definition & Meaning of "buoy up"

to buoy up
[phrase form: buoy]
01

to become happier or more hopeful

to buoy up definition and meaning
02

to make someone more cheerful or optimistic

03

to keep an object or person above the surface of the water to prevent it from sinking

04

to provide support and assistance to something to ensure its success

buoy up

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After a relaxing weekend getaway, her energy levels buoyed up, ready for the workweek ahead.
The encouraging words from the motivational speaker caused the audience to buoy up with inspiration.
Once he heard the joke, he couldn't help but buoy up with laughter.
After spending time with old friends, she couldn't deny that her spirits had buoyed up.
A supportive community can collectively buoy up individuals facing difficulties.
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