Use "rebounded" in a sentence
1. But the stocks never rebounded.
2. His wily plan rebounded on him.
3. 3 The ball rebounded from the backboard.
4. Mia realised her trick had rebounded on her.
5. His shot on goal rebounded off the post.
6. The ball rebounded from his racket into the net.
7. Luckily, the Dow rebounded with a vengeance, enjoying record trading Tuesday.
8. The scheme rebounded on her in a way she had not expected.
9. 9 Citadel's biggest hedge fund has rebounded 58% this year through mid-November.
10. 27 They rebounded off the woven mat of cabin tops, spraying out horizontally.
11. Direct foreign investment rebounded in 2003, reaching US$90.8 million for the year.
12. After being subdued since 2012, productivity growth rebounded in 2017, alleviating pressures on cost competitiveness.
13. As a result of the credit crisis and ensuing economic recession , savings rates also rebounded .
14. Trend, the stock recently rebounded to fall in line resistance, a rapid short - term adjustment.
15. Synonyms for Backfired include boomeranged, failed, rebounded, rebound, miscarried, foundered, flopped, misfired, backlashed and bombed
16. Synonyms for Bounced include rebounded, rebound, ricocheted, ricochetted, caromed, recoiled, resiled, bobbed, glanced and skimmed
17. Synonyms for Boomeranged include rebounded, rebound, returned, ricocheted, ricochetted, recoiled, reversed, redounded, came back and come back
18. As a laggard market in 200 the Korean market has rebounded outperforming the region year - to - date.
19. 7 The CIA was extremely wary of interfering with the foreign Press; in the past, such interference had rebounded.
20. The CIA was extremely wary of interfering with the foreign Press; in the past, such interference had rebounded.
21. But after the turn, his game quickly unravelled; he Bogeyed 10, rebounded with a birdie at 12, but Bogeyed …
22. Cormorants have rebounded from historic lows in the 1970s, after suffering steep declines because of exposure to environmental contaminants
23. Colleoptera, Hymenoptera, and Collembola declined 1 wk postspray in Acaricide-treated plots, and in IC2 plots all numbers rebounded by 20 d postspray
24. Synonyms for Backlashed include boomeranged, backfired, rebounded, rebound, had an adverse effect, had unwelcome repercussions, kicked back, came home to roost, come home to roost and ricocheted
25. However the European stock markets rebounded as investors' fears subsequently subsided as they decided the estimated debt wasn't big enough to trigger a systemic failure in global financial markets.
26. The charge had been aimed at the cut in the redoubt, and had there rebounded from the wall; and this terrible rebound had produced two dead and three wounded.
27. Capercaillie's soundtrack for the film Rob Roy was released in 1995, and the group rebounded with the impressive albums To the Moon in 1996 and Beautiful Wasteland in 1997; …
28. Capercaillie's soundtrack for the film Rob Roy was released in 1995, and the group rebounded with the impressive albums To the Moon in 1996 and Beautiful Wasteland in 1997; Nadurra followed in 2000
29. Cowry Monthly Economic Digest - February 2021 The global economy continued to expand for the eighth consecutive month in February 2021 as output and new business orders continued to grow; notably, new export orders index rebounded to 50.2 po
30. Civilising Subjects desrves to be widely read." Michael Pickering, Journal of Contemporary European Studies "Civilising Subjects is a tour de force and promises to deepen our understanding of how Empire rebounded back on Britain." Social History "What a book! What a breeze of fresh air in British colonial history!