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Float Definition & Meaning

1. To rest or remain on the surface of a liquid without sinking.

Example: The boat floated on the calm lake.

2. To move or hover in the air without any apparent support.

Example: The balloon floated away into the sky.

3. To offer shares of a company for sale to the public.

Example: The tech startup plans to float its shares on the stock market.

4. To drift or be carried along by a current or wind.

Example: The leaf floated down the river.

5. To suggest or propose an idea or plan for consideration.

Example: She floated the idea of a company retreat to her boss.

Examples of the word float used in sentences.

  • Can you please add an ice cube to my drink to make it float?
  • The little girl was so excited to float on her new unicorn floaty in the pool.
  • The colorful balloons floated up into the sky and disappeared from sight.
  • The baker added extra baking powder to make the cake batter float before baking it.
  • The basket on the hot air balloon allowed the passengers to float peacefully above the trees.
  • The helium balloon floated effortlessly up into the sky.
  • The little boat was designed to float in calm waters.
  • Her mood seemed to float between excitement and nervousness before the big concert.
  • I prefer to float on my back when I'm swimming in the pool.
  • He added a scoop of ice cream to his soda and watched it float to the top.
  • The colorful balloons floated gracefully in the clear sky.
  • The price of oil seems to be floating unpredictably these days.
  • I prefer to float on my back when I swim because it's more relaxing.
  • The little boat was designed to float even in rough waters.
  • The idea of taking a hot-air balloon ride makes my heart float with excitement.
  • The buoy was designed to float on the water's surface to ensure its visibility from a distance.
  • To complete the experiment successfully, the scientist had to ensure the object was able to float in the liquid.
  • She wore a floaty dress that swirled around her legs as she danced.
  • I decided to float the idea of a new project during our weekly meeting.
  • After a nerve-racking experience, a feeling of relief began to float around the room.
  • Despite the strong currents, the swimmer managed to float effortlessly on her back.
  • Our boat drifted aimlessly on the calm waters as we watched the sun float lazily towards the horizon.
  • To ensure a perfectly level surface, the workers used a laser-guided float to smooth out the concrete.
  • I love to float on a cloud of imagination, letting my mind wander wherever it pleases.
  • The company decided to float its shares on the stock exchange to raise capital for expansion.
  • The delicate white clouds seemed to float effortlessly in the bright blue sky.
  • The swimmer felt weightless and free as she allowed her body to float on the surface of the water.
  • The idea of quitting her job and traveling the world on a sailboat floated through her mind, tempting her with the possibility of adventure.
  • The fragrance of the rose petals floated delicately through the air, filling the room with a sweet perfume.
  • The company's shares continue to float on the stock market, despite predictions of a downturn.
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