Bounce means: To change the direction of motion after hitting an obstacle. Related words include spring or bound. Below you'll find 20 example sentences showing how to use Bounce in practice.
Bounce in a sentence
Related words
Bounce meaning
- To change the direction of motion after hitting an obstacle.
- To move quickly up and then down (or vice versa), once or repeatedly.
- To cause to move quickly up and down, or back and forth, once or repeatedly.
Example sentences (20)
Eddie Steinson hopes his Lancaster CC players relish the task ahead as they look to bounce back from a poor weekend.
At the third bounce, the bomb explodes and splits into many mines that deal damage when in contact with enemies.
Had a deep ball bounce off his hands and was fortunate to not be ruled out on his 14-yard grab late in the first half.
A bounce house and slide provided fun for young concertgoers at The McDeviants July Jamz concert Friday, June 30, 2023.
But it’s not until the next centre bounce that it becomes clear that the Bombers can most certainly do this.
He was more than the bounce he displayed — he was a key figure on defense and chipped in with eight points.
An additional signal confirming the growth will be a bounce off the lower border of the ascending channel.
But Ahmad’s love for law is only beaten by one thing: his passion for seeing Syria bounce back after the recent earthquakes.
Andre got a couple offensive moves in but they bounced off Bron like bullets bounce off Superman’s chest.
As people bounce from one tent to another, Kamenica drew a simple lake scene with a black pen in her sketchbook to pass time.
And now the club will be hoping to benefit from a new manager 'bounce' that has been seen at Crystal Palace under Roy Hodgson.
Eglinton made it three wins on the bounce as they moved into that crucial 8th place with a 7-wicket win at home to Bonds Glen.
Cunningham made 24 appearances last term and Lowe wants to see him bounce back from his injury setback.
Ebadot removed Abdul Malik (17) and Rahmat Shah (9) from extra bounce after setting up both with deliveries that shaped across.
A home game against Newcastle United gave Saints an opportunity to bounce back - but it was not to be.
At 30%, many players will still have enough in the tank to completely bounce back and get the job done with a trusty armor boost.
Although its 1km-thick ice blanket has long melted, the release of its weight is still causing the Earth’s crust to “bounce back”.
He's also pessimistic about how Newcastle will bounce back from last season's horrific 14th place with Kalyn Ponga at five-eighth.
Bounce, London’s home of ping pong, has launched a smashing new venue inside the iconic landmark.
But if prices fall enough and bounce off of long-term support zones, they could reverse up again.
Common combinations with bounce
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- bounce back 74×
- to bounce 51×
- bounce off 15×
- the bounce 13×
- and bounce 8×
- bounce and 8×
- bounce in 8×
- bounce house 7×
- bounce of 6×
- bounce houses 6×
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About these examples
The 20 examples on this page contain the complete word bounce. Duplicate, incomplete, unusually short and technically noisy sentences are removed automatically. The definition is sourced from Wiktionary. Read more about our sources and checks on the About Voorbeeldzinnen.info page or see how to report a correction.