Afloat,

Definition of Afloat:

1. The basic goods or products are located at the point between the port on the carrier and the port of the destination and therefore there is a command price between the destination space and the spot price.

2. No debt or distress.

3. Swimming does not sink in the water.

Synonyms of Afloat

Erratic, Indecisive, Reported, Flickering, Athwarthawse, Wavy, Whispered, Wanton, Undisciplined, Rumored, In circulation, Shifting, Unstable as water, All aboard, Uncontrolled, Going on, Swept, Wandering, Doing, Eccentric, Occurring, Mercurial, Shapeless, Capricious, Going around, Happening, Wishy-washy, Accompanying, Rambling, Aloft, Started, Whelmed, Wayward, Vacillating, Swamped, Awash, Free, Bandied about, Uncertain, Roving, Irresponsible, On board ship, By sea, Untied, In spate, Rickety, Whimsical, Overwhelmed, Inflood, Water-borne, Deluged, Incidental, Under way, In the wind, Deviable, Fickle, Unreliable, Flighty, Vicissitudinary, Undependable, Circumstantial, Eventuating, Unaccountable, Accidental, Desultory, Loose, Volatile, Unsteady, Unpredictable, Vagrant, Engulfed, Wavery, Fast and loose, Scatterbrained, Mazy, Going about, Unsettled, By water, In sail, Occasional, Unstaid, Ongoing, Unstable, Dizzy, Inconsistent, On board, Undone, Prevailing, Spineless, Flooded, Impulsive, Unstuck, Bruited about, Talked about, Unmoored, Astir, Floating, Current, Aboard, At sea, Washed, Unsteadfast, On, Flitting, Taking place, Made public, Fitful, Spasmodic, Ado, Topside, Alternating, Rife, Unanchored, Shuffling, Resultant, Infirm, Adrift, Moody, Passing, Inconstant, On foot, Fluctuating, On deck, Aweigh, In the air, Changeful, Cast-off, Afoot, Variable, Shaky, Before the mast, At flood, Vicissitudinous, Amorphous, In the news, Unfastened, Shifty, Water-washed, Wavering, Irresolute, Unrestrained, Drowned, In hand, Impetuous, Unbound, Athwart the hawse, On shipboard, Whispered about, Freakish, Prevalent, Restless, Giddy, Unfixed, Clear, Changeable, Inundated, Irregular

How to use Afloat in a sentence?

1. They walk in the water to stay afloat.
2. I managed to survive on honest independent work.