18 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Rebound' in a Sentence

"To spring or bounce back due to the force of impact." more

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She has been rebounding from one relationship to another lately.

The elastic material of the bungee cord allowed the thrill-seeker to rebound after the jump.

The echo in the canyon will have been rebounding for several seconds, creating a mesmerizing sound.

Despite setbacks, the economy had been rebounding steadily over the past year.

The melody was rebounding in the concert hall, leaving the audience captivated.

The basketball had been rebounding off the backboard repeatedly during the intense match.

The gymnast's agile movements allowed her to rebound effortlessly from one routine to the next.

The team's collective effort allowed them to rebound and overcome the challenges they faced.

The gymnast used the springboard to rebound into a flawless somersault during her routine.

The medicine had been rebounding, providing relief to the patient's persistent pain.

The stock market will have rebounded after the recent dip, providing relief to investors.

With determination and resilience, she was able to rebound from a series of setbacks in her career.

The company's reputation has been rebounding since the crisis.

The economy will have been rebounding, signaling a positive turn for the nation.

Our economy has been rebounding after a period of recession.

Our team's morale has rebounded following the recent victory.

After the breakup, he will rebound quickly and focus on self-improvement.

The echo rebounded through the empty canyon, creating a hauntingly beautiful sound.

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