bounce back (Meaning)

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bounce back (v)

improve in health

No weak antonyms found.

Despite the economic downturn, the resilient company managed to bounce back stronger than ever.
After a period of illness, she was determined to bounce back to her usual energetic self.
The team's defeat in the previous match motivated them to bounce back with a vengeance in the next game.
Following the setback, the stock market showed signs of bouncing back, offering hope to investors.
Despite facing numerous obstacles, he was determined to bounce back from adversity and achieve his goals.
The athlete suffered a temporary setback due to injury but was confident in her ability to bounce back and compete again.
The community worked together to bounce back after the natural disaster, rebuilding homes and infrastructure.
The company implemented strategic changes to bounce back from financial losses and regain profitability.
After experiencing a period of low morale, the team rallied together to bounce back and achieve success.
The resilient economy showed its ability to bounce back from the recession, demonstrating its strength and stability.

improve in health

rally, rebound,recover, stage a comeback, come back, snap back, revive,make a comeback,revitalize, reanimate

decline, fail, decline,fail,worsen, worsen,

Despite the economic downturn, the resilient company managed to bounce back stronger than ever.

After a period of illness, she was determined to bounce back to her usual energetic self.

The team's defeat in the previous match motivated them to bounce back with a vengeance in the next game.

Following the setback, the stock market showed signs of bouncing back, offering hope to investors.