rebounder
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5.0
A person who recovers quickly after problems
- noun
- /ˈriːˌbaʊndər/
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persona resiliente
- Even after losing his job, John proved himself to be an exceptional rebounder by starting his own successful business.
Examples
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After failing the exam, she was a true rebounder, quickly finding a study group to help her succeed next time.
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Rick Newman is the author of "Rebounders: How Winners Pivot From Setback."
Blog text (33) -
Despite facing numerous challenges throughout her career, she has always been a resilient rebounder, adapting and thriving in tough situations.
Synonyms
comebacker
vsrebounder
7.1
A person or team that returns to success after a time of poor results
recovers quickly from setbacks or disappointments rather than after a long decline
How Recovered
Surface Forms
rebounder singular
rebounders plural
Morphology
Etymology
The word rebounder comes from re- 'again' and bound 'to jump or bounce back', with -er for a person. So a rebounder is someone who 'bounces back' quickly after a setback.