Antonyms for bounce backbounce back

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1. get well, get over, bounce backverb

   improve in health

   "He got well fast"

   Synonyms:
   cover, cut across, traverse, cross, overcome, get across, get over, cut through, master, get well, track, surmount, subdue, pass over

How to use bounce back in a sentence?

1. William Frey:

   I wouldn't go so far as to say that this Covid-19 is going to make us become a declining population. I think that's a shorter-term thing and things will sort of bounce back, we'll have the normal death rates going forward. There will be some shorter-term shifts in the population.

2. Roger Federer:

   Sometimes you lose the control. The match is long, so you have time to bounce back, I guess, to regroup, a couple times I lost my cool, then I lost my serve, then a set. Nadal is who he is because he knows how to use those momentums. When he sees the opportunity, he seizes it, he really takes it.

3. Chief Executive Scott Sheffield:

   I personally think (Texas) shale oil will out survive LNG projects around the world, it'll survive new exploration projects, and they'll survive essentially all other shale plays in the U.S. in the Midland Basin, the world needs the Permian Basin. And so eventually supply-demand's going to reset. And the longer it stays lower, oil prices are going to bounce back even quicker.

4. Doug Wood:

   Will the mines bounce back ? No, the coal industry's kind of on its last leg.

5. Michael Breus:

   The sound will bounce back in the other direction, reducing the noise enough so you're more likely to drift off.

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