Business Resilience Vocabulary

noun a quick recovery from a setback or difficult situation

verb to recover quickly after a setback or difficult situation

• Despite facing a setback, the company managed to bounce back and regain its position in the market.
• After a rough patch, he was able to bounce back and start fresh.
• She thought she would never bounce back after the breakup, but she's doing better than ever now.
• Just like a rubber ball, we have the ability to bounce back from difficult situations.

verb to successfully deal with or overcome a problem or difficulty

adverb used to describe the manner in which something is done

preposition used to indicate moving from one side or place to another

• It took her a long time to get over the loss of her loved one.
• I can't seem to get over how funny that movie was.
• I need to get over my ex and move on with my life.
• He couldn't get over the fact that he had failed, but eventually learned to accept it and move on.

verb A verb is a word that expresses an action, occurrence, or state of being. In this case, 'spared' is a verb that indicates that someone or something was not harmed or affected in a negative way.

• The city was spared from the worst of the storm's destruction.
• Luckily, our neighborhood was spared from the heavy rains.
• I can't believe he got spared from detention again.
• Her harsh criticism spared no one in the room.