BUOY UP vs SUSCITATE: VERB
- To keep afloat, to act as buoyancy
- To uplift, hearten, inspire or raise the spirits
- Keep afloat
- Make more cheerful
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BUOY UP vs SUSCITATE: TRANSITIVE VERB
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- To rouse; to excite; to call into life and action.
BUOY UP vs SUSCITATE: OTHER WORD TYPES
- Become more cheerful
- To rouse; excite; call into life and action.
BUOY UP vs SUSCITATE: RELATED WORDS
- Life ring, Flotant, Waftage, Enhearten, Natant, Natantly, Air jacket, Insubmergible, Life buoy, Flutterboard, Buoyant, Buoyancy, Life belt, Lighten, Buoy
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BUOY UP vs SUSCITATE: DESCRIBE WORDS
- Pep up, Uplift, Take heart, Life ring, Flotant, Waftage, Enhearten, Natant, Natantly, Air jacket, Insubmergible, Life buoy, Flutterboard, Buoyant, Life belt
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BUOY UP vs SUSCITATE: SENTENCE EXAMPLES
- The philosophic mind can buoy up distress by hope, and curb the insolence of success by reflecting on its instability.
- Statements of encouragement buoy up children all along the way, and are not reserved simply for recognizing a successful end result.
- Atwal expects migrations away from XP by smaller firms will continue to buoy up PC sales.
- You buoy up your hope in His magnificent promises of resurrection and everlasting happiness.
- Waft, swim, be buoyed up; bear up, buoy up; spread, nate.
- Part of New Hope's mission is to re-suscitate these spiritual and emotional flat liners.