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bounce

[bouns] / baʊns /






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The problem with the retail crowd’s go-to move is that markets don’t always bounce back as fast as they fall.

From The Wall Street Journal

Karly’s parents are divorced and she bounces between them at weekends and in the holidays.

From Literature

Bitcoin prices have bounced back, reaching levels last seen at the beginning of the month, demonstrating the coin’s resilience to the escalating conflict in the Middle East compared to safe-haven assets.

From MarketWatch

“I had to come out here tonight and bounce back for my team. I play for something bigger than myself and I’m fortunate to have the type of guys I do around me.”

From Los Angeles Times

“But it was good to see him bounce back.”

From Los Angeles Times