flotant
- adjective
- /floʊˈtænt/
- Archaic
- The scientist observed bacteria flotant in the nutrient solution under the microscope.
Examples
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Sunlight revealed dust flotant in the quiet library, drifting slowly through the beams.
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After the explosion, tiny particles remained flotant in the air for several minutes.
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The flotant debris was carried downstream by the river.
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Is this substance flotant in the air?
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The scientist observed bacteria flotant in the nutrient solution under the microscope.
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After the explosion, tiny particles remained flotant in the air for several minutes.
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Sunlight revealed dust flotant in the quiet library, drifting slowly through the beams.
Synonyms
Able to float in water or rise in air
Floating on water without being tied to anything
Floating on water like a boat and not sinking
Small pieces that float in water or air and do not sink
Antonyms
How Suspended
Surface Forms
Etymology
Flotant comes from a root meaning 'to float', the same root as English float. So, imagine tiny bits 'floating' in air or water, and flotant means 'suspended' or drifting in a fluid.