Rebound (verb)

1. To spring back from a surface after striking or hitting it.
2. To recover quickly from a setback or disappointment.
3. To retrieve a ball after a missed shot.

Origin:

From re- ("again") + bound, from middle english bounden, from old english bindan ("to bind").

Examples:

1. The basketball rebounded off the rim.
2. The stock market rebounded after the crash.
3. The economy rebounded after the recession.
4. The team rebounded after a losing streak.
5. The player rebounded the ball and scored.