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US/riˈbaʊnd/
UK/rɪˈbaʊnd/
to rise again or improve after a fall or a difficult period; also to bounce back after hitting something
In context
Tourism in Da Nang rebounded strongly after international flights restarted.
Share prices fell sharply in the morning but rebounded in the afternoon.
The ball rebounded off the post and went into the net.
Words that go with rebound
verb + preposition
- rebound fromrecover after a bad periodThe economy is expected to rebound from the recession next year.
- rebound togo back up to a certain levelShare prices rebounded to their previous level within a week.
verb + adverb
- rebound stronglyrecover quickly and by a large amountTourism rebounded strongly once the borders reopened.