bounces Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- runs-off
- drums-out-
- routs
- evicts
- removes
- sacks
- extrudes
- boots-out-
- sends-packing
- ousts
- fires
- kicks-out
- expels
- casts-out
- turfs-out-
- throws-out
- turns-out
Weak:
bounces Meaning
bounces
enthusiasm sense 1, spirit, to remove from a place by force, a sudden leap or bound, to spring back or up after striking a surface, a bouncing back, to present (something, such as an idea) to another person to elicit comments or to gain approval, to walk with springing steps, a sudden increase or improvement in rating or value, to recover quickly from a blow or defeat, to be returned by a bank because of insufficient funds in a checking account, the act or action of bouncing off the ground or another surface, to return (an email) to the sender with notification of failed delivery, to expel precipitately from a place, to issue (a check) drawn on an account with insufficient funds, a lively or energetic quality, to return to the sender with notification of failed delivery, to cause to rebound, leave, depart, to cause to rebound or be reflected, bluster sense 3, to rebound or reflect after striking a surface (such as the ground), to recover from a blow or a defeat quickly, to leap suddenly, to go quickly and usually repeatedly from one place, situation, job, etc., to another, to be returned by a bank because of lack of funds in a checking account, beat, bump, to hit a baseball so that it hits the ground before it reaches an infielder, dismiss, fire, to eliminate from a competition by defeating
bounces Sentence Examples
- The basketball effortlessly bounced back and forth between the players.
- The water droplet bounced off the leaf, leaving a tiny ripple.
- The child bounced the ball happily, its cheerful sound echoing through the room.
- The dog's tail bounced vigorously, expressing its excitement.
- The rubber band snapped back, bouncing against my hand with a satisfying twang.
- The waves crashed against the shore, their thunderous roars bouncing off the cliffs.
- The electrons bounced off the atoms, creating a lively dance of energy.
- The gymnast gracefully bounced from one apparatus to the next, demonstrating their exceptional agility.
- The trampoline provided a springy surface, allowing people to bounce high into the air.
- The sound of popcorn kernels bouncing inside the popper filled the kitchen with anticipation.
FAQs About the word bounces
enthusiasm sense 1, spirit, to remove from a place by force, a sudden leap or bound, to spring back or up after striking a surface, a bouncing back, to present
chases, outs, banishes, ejects, dismisses, runs off, drums (out), routs, evicts, removes
takes,receives, accepts, admits,takes in, welcomes, houses, entertains, harbors,shelters
The basketball effortlessly bounced back and forth between the players.
The water droplet bounced off the leaf, leaving a tiny ripple.
The child bounced the ball happily, its cheerful sound echoing through the room.
The dog's tail bounced vigorously, expressing its excitement.
