float upwards/upward
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To move in an upward direction through the air or a liquid without propulsion.
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Examples (10)
- In the dream my feet leave the ground and I start to float upwards.
- The balloon began to float upward into the blue sky.
- Smoke from the fire started to float upwards through the chimney.
- The helium-filled balloons will float upward if you let them go.
- Bubbles float upwards from the bottom of the fish tank.
- The hot air causes the paper to float upward in the thermal current.
- Oil droplets float upwards through the water due to their lower density.
- The astronaut watched debris float upward in the zero gravity environment.
- Steam began to float upwards from the hot cup of coffee.
- The weightless feather will float upward in the vacuum chamber.