bounce back
The phrase "bounce back" is often used to describe a quick recovery from setbacks, whether in health, business, or personal life.
Definition
B2General
(informal)To recover quickly from a difficult situation or setback.
Example
- After losing his job, he managed to bounce back and find a new one within a month.
B2Health
(informal)To regain health and vitality after being sick or injured.
Example
- She bounced back from the flu in just a few days.
B2Business
(informal)To regain value or return to a previous high level after a period of decline.
Example
- The company's stocks bounced back after the market correction.
B2Technology
(technical)To be returned to the sender because it is undeliverable, typically used for emails.
Example
- The email bounced back because the recipient's address was incorrect.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "bounce back":
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