rebound

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To bounce back after hitting a surface or object.

• The ball rebounded off the wall.
• The basketball rebounded high after hitting the rim.
• Light rebounded from the mirror.
• Market analysts expect consumer confidence to rebound once employment figures stabilize and interest rates decline.
• When sound waves rebound within enclosed spaces, they create complex acoustic patterns that affect auditory perception.
• Historical data shows that ecosystems can rebound from environmental degradation if protective measures are implemented promptly.

Eş anlamlılar: bounce, spring back, ricochet

Zıt anlamlılar: absorb, stick

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To recover strength, spirits, or value after a decline or setback.

• The economy rebounded after the recession.
• She rebounded quickly from her illness.
• Stock prices rebounded today.

Eş anlamlılar: recover, bounce back, rally, revive

Zıt anlamlılar: decline, worsen, deteriorate

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The act of bouncing back or the ball after it bounces.

• He grabbed the rebound and scored.
• The player is excellent at getting rebounds.
• She caught the ball on the rebound.

Eş anlamlılar: bounce, ricochet

Aksilik, depresyon veya hayal kırıklığından toparlanma

A recovery from setback, depression, or disappointment.

• The company's rebound was impressive.
• After the breakup, she dated someone on the rebound.
• There are signs of an economic rebound.

Eş anlamlılar: recovery, comeback, upturn, rally

Zıt anlamlılar: decline, relapse, setback