Usage of "backlash" | TermGallery

португальский

каталонский

испанский

A movement back from an impact.

русский

In mechanical engineering, looseness due to clearance between components.

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Come back to the originator of an action with an undesired effect.

Usage of backlash in английском

That backlash focused on the possible health risks of consuming altered crops. 
 Wired 

The poll comes against amid a growing backlash in Europe against immigration. 
 The Guardian 

However, backlash against the BLM started almost as soon as it began. 
 The Guardian 

A backlash by the Serb-dominated north could spark violence against Serbs elsewhere. 
 Reuters 

The measures the government has pushed through are already causing a backlash. 
 Reuters 

Falling off the cliff risks a major political backlash from voters though. 
 Reuters 

However, this standard Silicon Valley trope was met with instantaneous backlash Monday. 
 Wired 

There was a nationalist backlash, especially in Germany, Hungary, Austria and Poland. 
 BBC 

Today, tourists could finally return -but it's sparked an international backlash. 
 News.com.au 

The move follows a backlash against bonuses among the public and politicians. 
 Reuters 

Last year, the hip-hop producer received backlash for donning a MAGA hat. 
 Ebony 

The best thing you can hope is that the backlash is unwarranted. 
 Ebony 

They also have reason to be leery of a potential political backlash. 
 Reuters 

But since this is the internet... there was of course a backlash. 
 BBC 

The backlash has become so fierce that state employers are taking notice. 
 The Guardian 

Obama must be careful not to preempt Congress, or risk a backlash. 
 Reuters 

backlash

Noun

Singular

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Translations for backlash

португальский

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русский

Backlash through the time

Backlash across language varieties

Australia

Common

New Zealand

Common

South Africa

Less common

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Meanings of backlash in английском