Pronunciation: /ˈkʌmbæk/
noun a return by a well-known person, especially an entertainer or sports player, to the activity in which they have previously been successful
A1 I made a great comeback in the game and won in the end.
A2 After being behind for most of the race, she made an impressive comeback and finished first.
B1 The football team's comeback in the second half was remarkable, scoring three goals to win the match.
B2 Despite facing many challenges, the company managed to make a successful comeback and regain its position in the market.
C1 His comeback in the music industry after a long hiatus was met with critical acclaim and commercial success.
C2 The athlete's incredible comeback from a serious injury inspired many people and solidified his legacy in sports history.
verb not applicable
A1 I am planning to make a comeback in my tennis matches.
A2 She made a successful comeback after being out of the music industry for years.
B1 The team's comeback in the second half of the game was impressive.
B2 The singer's comeback album received critical acclaim.
C1 The company is hoping for a comeback in sales after a slow quarter.
C2 Despite facing many obstacles, the athlete made a remarkable comeback in the championship.
adjective not applicable
A1 She made a comeback in her favorite TV show after being away for a season.
A2 The team's comeback victory was celebrated by fans all over the city.
B1 The singer's comeback album received positive reviews from critics.
B2 After a long break from acting, the actress made a successful comeback in a blockbuster movie.
C1 The football team's incredible comeback in the final minutes of the game stunned everyone in the stadium.
C2 The artist's comeback tour was a huge success, selling out stadiums across the country.
adverb not applicable
A1 She made a quick comeback after falling down.
A2 He is planning a comeback in the music industry.
B1 The team's comeback victory was unexpected.
B2 The athlete's remarkable comeback after injury inspired many.
C1 The band's comeback tour was a huge success.
C2 Despite setbacks, the company made an impressive comeback in the market.
pronoun not applicable
A1 I made a mistake, but I am ready to make a comeback.
A2 After being injured, the athlete made a great comeback in the final race.
B1 The band's comeback tour was a huge success, selling out venues all over the country.
B2 Despite facing setbacks, the company was able to make a strong comeback in the market.
C1 The political party's comeback in the election was unexpected but well-received by the public.
C2 His comeback in the music industry after a long hiatus was met with critical acclaim and commercial success.
preposition not applicable
A1 I will make a comeback to the park tomorrow.
A2 She is planning a comeback to the gym after her injury.
B1 The team is hoping for a comeback in the second half of the game.
B2 The singer's comeback album was well-received by fans.
C1 The company's comeback strategy involved rebranding and new product launches.
C2 Despite setbacks, the politician made a successful comeback in the election.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I fell off my bike, but I quickly made a comeback and continued riding.
A2 She failed the test, but with extra studying, she made a comeback and passed.
B1 After losing the first set, the tennis player made a strong comeback to win the match.
B2 Despite facing setbacks, the team made a remarkable comeback in the second half of the game.
C1 The company's comeback in the market was due to a successful rebranding strategy.
C2 His musical comeback after a long hiatus was met with critical acclaim and commercial success.
interjection not applicable
A1 Comeback! I missed you so much!
A2 Comeback, please! I need your help.
B1 Comeback! It's been too long since we last saw each other.
B2 Comeback and show them what you're made of!
C1 Comeback! You have the potential to make a great impact.
C2 Comeback with a vengeance and prove them all wrong.
article not applicable
A1 She made a great comeback after being injured for months.
A2 The team's comeback in the second half was impressive.
B1 His comeback to the music industry was met with mixed reviews.
B2 The athlete's incredible comeback story inspired many people.
C1 The band's comeback tour was a huge success, selling out stadiums across the country.
C2 Despite facing numerous setbacks, the company made a remarkable comeback and regained its place as an industry leader.
formal The company is planning a major comeback after facing financial difficulties last year.
informal I heard that the band is making a comeback with a new album.
slang Did you see his epic comeback on the basketball court? It was insane!
figurative After a long period of writer's block, she finally made a comeback with a best-selling novel.
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