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I found my grandma in a really buoyant mood

The buoyant market in Australia generated 10000 new jobs.

the housing market remains buoyant

buoyant prices etc tend to rise /// Cork is very buoyant. /// Phil was in buoyant mood.

Phil was in buoyant mood.

With the market as buoyant as this, I think we can be optimistic about next year’s sales figures.

buoyant economy

But Olaf, ever hopeful and buoyant, trusted that with very little trouble on his own part

Other than perhaps the odd ice hotel here and there, potential uses for a bulletproof, buoyant, frozen building material don’t immediately leap to mind.

Salt water is more buoyant than fresh water.

The ball that bounces is made out of natural rubber that is highly resilient and elastic.

She's a resilient girl - she won't be unhappy for long.

Babies are generally far more resilient than parents realize.

resilient sense of humour

She's definitely what you'd call resilient.

The wing motor is very resilient.

He's resilient. He will get over it soon.

The definition of resilient is someone or something that bounces back into shape or recovers quickly

Kids are quite resilient, they usually adapt to change very quickly.

boots with tough resilient soles

Forensic psychology can be challenging but if you are resilient and willing to help and understand offenders, it could be the career for you.

Growth figures show that the economy is still fairly resilient.

He'll get over it—young people are amazingly resilient.

Egypt is a resilient ally, it joined the forces that liberated Kuwait and ensured more than 30 years of peace with Israel.

Despite enormous suffering, the patient remained resilient.