Verb:

నరొస్, ఈత, నిర్వహించు,

buoy up's Usage Examples:

"Brothers buoy up Nemo".

"Appealing leads buoy up underwhelming teen romp".

The press accused Dick O"Dell of releasing the albums purely to buoy up Y Records" finances, which were in trouble following the failure of most.

glow with knowing life: the vivacious arrangements for strings and horns buoy up Murray"s rich tenor sound, operating in a smoky Ben Websterish manner,.

believes that the Soviets were aware of this and planted Penkovsky to buoy up the sagging fortunes of their ineffective—and therefore highly useful—counterparts.

It not only rose itself, but helped to buoy up its unfortunate brother.

Not so much that it may delight the eye, but that it might buoy up the spirit, and help the mind of the afflicted.

For example, a person can buoy up ("lift up") someone"s spirits by providing help and empathy.

If the meltwater is under sufficiently high pressure it will cause the ice to effectively buoy up and decrease the normal force of the ice on the bedrock.

passed by the Malolos Congress was the law providing for a national loan to buoy up the national budget in which the Republic was trying to balance.

under sufficiently high pressure it will cause the ice to effectively buoy up and decrease the normal force of the ice on the bedrock.

Publishers Weekly said "Watkins"s spare, whittled-down prose does not buoy up the action, but readers will savor the realistic evocations of life at.

"Textured portrayals buoy up latest John Lloyd-Bea starrer".

Synonyms:

lighten up, cheer, lighten, cheer up, chirk up,

Antonyms:

complain, stay, darken, uncheerfulness, depressing,