comeback
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definition
noun
the heavyweight champion is set to make his comeback
a return by a well-known person, especially an entertainer or sports player, to the activity in which they have formerly been successful.
Always first with the one-liners and quickest at comebacks ?
a quick reply to a critical remark.
translation of 'comeback'
noun
প্রতু্যত্তর,
প্রত্যাবর্তন,
পুনরভু্যদয়
example
stirrup pants have made a 'comeback'
the heavyweight champion is set to make his 'comeback'
I thought about responding with a biting 'comeback' , perhaps in Latin.
But she has lacked the motivation to make her 'comeback' .
The record company, meanwhile, has been wondering out loud whether her suit was a mere publicity stunt ahead of a 'comeback' attempt.
She was initially uncertain because, despite a successful 'comeback' tour two years back, she officially retired eight years ago.
You need this, not just because the skirt suit has staged a 'comeback' to the fashion arena but because it is possible to look professional, put-together and sexy at the same time.
With a paucity of big men in the East, he could garner All-Star consideration, which would make his 'comeback' story almost unbelievable.
It has been around for centuries in various shapes and sizes, and now the little silver version is enjoying a 'comeback' at smart parties and family occasions.
We approach power as supplicants; we have no redress or 'comeback' , indeed no knowledge of how it works; we accept what our politicians hand down in the name of a hereditary leader.
The old idea of the feast is having a 'comeback' as more people recognize the value of such events for family and social cohesion, and as under-standing develops of the dangers of incomplete mourning.
Besides his exquisitely tooled creations, he is credited with having invented the platform sole and wedge heel, which have had a recent 'comeback' in fashion.
It was one that they heard often and was said when someone could not think of a 'comeback' to a snide remark quickly enough.
But recently fur has made quite a 'comeback' in fashion circles, and many of those same models are once again appearing on runways decked out in fur rather than in their birthday suits.
there's no 'comeback' if he messes up your case
My quick wit helped me think of a 'comeback' for that one.
DuBois instead threw his support behind Roosevelt's attempt at a 'comeback' campaign as a Progressive.
You'd always ignore it or answer with a cool 'comeback' .
We have no 'comeback' now but to take the matter to court which is a very expensive option but one that we're going to talk about.
After a 2000 'comeback' attempt that was hampered by a leg injury, Miller retired from competition.
A brief silence followed, in which she tried to retaliate with a clever 'comeback' and he frowned angrily at the ground.
his career died after a couple of 'comeback' attempts
After a 54-year absence, beauty contests are making a 'comeback' in China now that the government has finally lifted its ban on such pageants.
Finding herself without a quick 'comeback' , Angel resorted to juvenile tactics.
The team's strong work ethic was evident in the inspired 'comeback' attempt against heavily-favored Cornell.
Capriati is the woman of the moment and one of the best 'comeback' stories in sport.
Every additional document that surfaces seems more like a 'comeback' attempt from the depths of the archives than a work of literature.
However, they turned it up to the next level, staging a valiant 'comeback' attempt, only to fall short, losing 6-4.
The famed Kashmiri phiran, which is a legacy of the early centuries, has made a fashion 'comeback' with a contemporary idiom.
Failed 'comeback' attempts, like successful ones, are a staple of baseball history, a feature of every season.
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