Synonyms for bounced
bounced

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1. List of paraphrases for "bounced":

   rebounded, jumped

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1. Evan Fournier:

   Jules, getting to know him, he’s an emotional guy. Because he puts so much into what he does. He probably wasn’t happy about that. Honestly, no big deal in my opinion. The dude played hard as hell, he fought extremely hard and he played well. So when you give everything you have for something and you put so much into something and it doesn’t work out or you’re being called out, sometimes it’s frustrating, but it’s the business that we’re in. And Julius is the image of the franchise. He’s the star player. Of course, he’s going to get more criticism. But that comes with it. And I think he understands it. If I remember well, his first year here he was getting booed consistently and then he bounced back and had an incredible season last year, so that shows a lot of mental toughness. So I’m not worried about Julius at all.

2. William Lamm:

   I thought I was dead, it was darker than any dark I have ever seen. I tumbled and bounced all over the sides of the pipe.

3. Gabrielle DiMarco/Instagram -RRB- DiMarco:

   It bounced from behind me, I was trying to catch it all, and it landed in my cup.

4. Deandre Ayton:

   I ’m really happy that we bounced back, this team stuck together and we trust each other. Having each other’s back like we did in this game, it shows a lot. ... We treat every loss like it’s a lesson. We learned our lesson.

5. Bob Gourley:

   Think of whitelisting like a bouncer in the VIP line at the party. If you are on the list you get in, if you are not, you get bounced to the pavement, whitelisting happens by design. The IT professionals who whitelist devices at places like the White House only add the email addresses authorized by management. To do otherwise would be to violate policy in ways that could introduce threats to the system.