bounceback

American  

[bouns-bak] / ˈbaʊnsˌbæk /

Or bounce-back

noun

1. the act or an instance of bouncing back, recovering, or recuperating.

   Fall sales have experienced a tremendous bounceback.

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Etymology

Origin of bounceback

Noun use of verb phrase bounce back

Example Sentences

It also shows returns for the bounceback year of 2023:

From MarketWatch

On 22 May, Johnson sends a handwritten note to his officials asking for a plan to "start operation BOUNCEBACK".

From BBC

He also bought expensive jewellery which included a £25,000 Rolex Submariner watch he purchased from a jeweller in Bath in August 2020, just days after he had been given a £50,000 Covid bounceback loan.

From BBC

“This was a great bounceback quarter for Tesla to lay the groundwork for deliveries moving forward, but there is still work to do to gain further ground,” Wedbush analyst and Tesla bull Dan Ives said in a note.

From Los Angeles Times

All the same, “this post-COVID bounceback in student learning is quicker and reaching higher levels than observed in most school districts across the state.”

From Los Angeles Times