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Meanings of repercussion in English
Usage of repercussion in English
1
The only possible repercussion might be that her image was prematurely improved.
2
Anything done to the Double acts by repercussion upon the physical body.
3
But there are ways with hand or handkerchief of breaking the repercussion.
4
Hormone suppression has indeed been a serious repercussion of my adolescent body dismissal.
5
The shadow, in this case, was not a fear of repercussion.
6
He also, it seems, sexually harassed students without repercussion for decades.
7
When his conscience annoyed him, it was usually Maggie who felt the repercussion.
8
Even as far north as Greenland the repercussion may be felt.
9
The rout in Asia Minor had its repercussion in Greece.
10
The repercussion was at once felt even in our remote corner of the earth.
11
Step-by-step the Xi Jinping regime has crossed thresholds unthinkable years ago, with little repercussion.
12
The Bulgarian rising had had a strong repercussion in Albania.
13
Unfortunately, one repercussion of the publicity was that traffic to the date-rape site skyrocketed.
14
Expectations for significant international repercussions from Iran's election result are generally modest.
15
This is a worrying situation with huge economic repercussions for the area.
16
Segars said there would be repercussions too for an ailing labour market.
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