What is "rebounded"

Usage examples of "rebounded".

The energy beams plowed through the upper floor and plunged on into the main barroom below, where they rebounded from a psionic screen erected at the very last moment by the espers within.

Blades and bullets rebounded harmlessly from the metal men, and the robots laid their hands upon the rebels, tearing them limb from limb, breaking their heads and necks with lashing metal flails, and tearing open their guts with jagged metal hooks.

Their weapons rebounded harmlessly from his metal body, so they clung to his arms and legs, trying to drag him down by sheer weight of numbers.

Hazel brought up her projectile weapon and opened fire, but the bullets rebounded harmlessly from the steel chassis under the flesh covering.

By the time the thief had rebounded to her feet and whipped snow from her eyes, the barbarian was gone.

Screaming anew, the monster kicked the carcass so chunks of black flesh rebounded from the walls.

When their blades clashed and rebounded, Sunbright feinted a head blow, then aimed for the same spot again.

Violent earthquakes and volcanic eruptions had broken out everywhere as the crust rebounded under the dead ocean floors.

Troy struck and rebounded, starting to spin off into space again, but he managed to grapple one of the top towers, swinging around until he finally damped his inertia.

The fiber had trailed a swath of damage across First Landing, dragging its massive anchor blocks along with it until it finally rebounded into the sky again with the recoil of its reckless passage.

It could not be he from whom the ball had rebounded, and with sickening dread I realized that Lloyd Inwood had come upon the scene.

Images rebounded around the walls of my mind, merging, splitting, rejoining, bedevilling me into a state of complete disorientation.