rebounded

Came back up

Rebounded is the past tense of rebound, meaning to bounce back after hitting a surface or to recover after a setback.

A ball rebounded off the wall; an economy rebounded after recession.

In basketball, a player who rebounded grabbed the ball after a missed shot.

In relationships, someone who rebounded started dating quickly after a breakup: She rebounded with her coworker.

recovery

healed

Returned to health

recuperated · revitalized · rejuvenated · renewed · regenerated · rehabilitated · cured · remission · bounced back · rallied

resilience

persevered

Continued despite difficulty

adapted · strengthened · fortitude · tenacity · grit · determination · comeback · bounced back · weathered · persisted

bounce

ball

Spherical plaything or gala

elasticity · springiness · rubber · pogo · slinky · recoil · snapback · boing · jounce · carom

financial

market

Venue for trade

  • stocksOwnership stakes or inventory
  • economySystem of trade and production
  • pricesAmounts charged for goods

recovery · upturn · rally · correction · surge · gains · trading · portfolio · index · shares

sports

basketball

Team sport with hoops

putback · tip-in · boxing out · boards · rim · backboard · second chance · hustle · grabbed

relationship

ex

Previous romantic partner

  • datingPursuing romantic connections
  • breakupRomantic relationship's termination
  • moved onProceeded after pausing

rekindled · reconnected · romance · fling · hasty · vulnerable · transitional

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recovery/bounce-back

reboundedcollapsed

Fell inward suddenly

declined · plummeted · crashed · sank · deteriorated

physical motion

reboundedstuck

Unable to move

lodged · absorbed · embedded · stopped dead · fell flat

relationship recovery

reboundedgrieved

Felt deep sorrow

mourned · dwelled · pined · held on · lingered

Phrases
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rebound, rebounding, rebounds, rebounder

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