Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

double-bounce

noun/verb

/ˈdʌb.əl baʊns/

Definition

A term used in various contexts, often relating to a situation where something rebounds or reflects twice before settling or being resolved.

Examples

In basketball, missing a shot that causes a double-bounce can disrupt the play.
The email server reported a double-bounce, indicating the message couldn’t be delivered after two attempts.

Meaning

In sports, particularly basketball, it can refer to a ball hitting the ground twice before being played again. In technology or email, it may describe a scenario where a message is bounced back twice due to errors or issues.