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Meanings of buoyant spirits in English
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Usage of buoyant spirits in English
1
The fears of the morning had vanished, and all were in buoyant spirits.
2
In conclusion, he nodded, opened the house-door, and walked away in buoyant spirits.
3
Mendez had buoyant spirits, great address, and an ingratiating manner with the savages.
4
His usual buoyant spirits had deserted him, and he was silent and thoughtful.
5
His volatile speech was chilled, and his buoyant spirits were checked.
6
I shall watch to see you dance into the breakfast hall in buoyant spirits.
7
His famously buoyant spirits were nowhere in evidence just now.
8
Right merrily did he abandon himself to the buoyant spirits of an irrepressible nature.
9
But when he heard that she had taken the veil his buoyant spirits sank.
10
It is of such buoyant spirits as these, Madam, that seamen should be made.
11
The exultation of victory was upon Yolanda, and her buoyant spirits mounted to the skies.
12
But the scenery would depress the most buoyant spirits.
13
Never had he seemed in more buoyant spirits.
14
But Nature's buoyant spirits must needs conquer the weight of influences whose business is to depress.
15
So New York was in the buoyant spirits of a young man rejoicing to run a race.
16
I am still here-novery mark'd or significant change or happening-fairlybuoyant spirits, &c.-but surely, slowly ebbing.
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