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Rebound

Definition

(sports, economics, psychology) To recover quickly or strongly from a difficult situation, setback, or decline; to bounce back with renewed energy or vitality. In sports, especially basketball, it refers to the act of gaining possession of the ball after a shot has been missed. In economics, it describes a market or economy that recovers rapidly from a downturn. In psychology, it can refer to the process of emotional recovery after a traumatic event.

Example Sentences

1The team's ability to rebound from a 10-point deficit in the fourth quarter was a testament to their mental toughness.
2After the global financial crisis, the economy experienced a remarkable rebound, with GDP growth exceeding pre-crisis levels within two years.
3The psychologist worked with the patient to develop coping strategies that would facilitate a healthy rebound from the traumatic event.
4The basketball player's exceptional rebounding skills allowed her team to dominate the boards and secure a crucial victory.
5The company's stock price experienced a significant rebound after the announcement of a major merger, as investors regained confidence in the firm's prospects.

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