Rebound
Rebound noun - A movement back from an impact.
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Synonyms for Rebound
Take and rebound are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Take" instead the word "Rebound" as a noun or a verb.
Nearby Words: rebounded, rebounding
Take
Take noun - Action or behavior that is done in return to other action or behavior.
Usage example: what's your take on the announcement that the senior vice president is taking an early retirement?
Rebound and take are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Rebound" instead the word "Take" as a noun or a verb.
Common collocations
| damage | rebound damage | take damage |
Both words in one sentence
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Near Villain Victory is a typical subversion of the trope in which the bad guy does win for a time, only for the good guys to rebound and take that victory away.
Source: The Bad Guy Wins -
When it turns out that Vicky caught him on the rebound, they actually take the necklace from her and give it to Vicky, and start to spoil Vicky in ways that not even her sister enjoyed.
Source: Comic Book / Les Nombrils - In the sequel, after Jessie and Pietr take a Downtime Downgrade, Sarah repays Jessie by shipping her into a rebound relationship with Derek.
Source: Shipper On Deck / Literature
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