repercuss's Usage Examples:

The repercussions of world events were seen on the stock market price.

The new law had repercussions on French society.

England 's win has repercussions far beyond the match.

And Doris 's obsession with tidying up has potentially tragic repercussions.

At first wind of the alleged sex tape, Tiger's team of lawyers issued curt letters stating that there will be repercussions for anyone who attempts to release any sort of alleged sex tape or nude photos (those exist too?) of the golf pro.

In addition, the time frame of 24 hours is doable for most people, hence producing a detoxified body without drastic repercussions to endure for several days.

Like many other celebrities before her, Kardashian dealt with the repercussions of a leaked sex tape and has moved on, not letting it interfere with her celebrity status.

Anyone fearing repercussions from the circumstantial evidence merely has to tell their story to the DA.

There will be repercussions on a much wider scale.

costly repercussions after that there what sort of.

If there's no risk of repercussions and you just need to unblock the site, there are proxies that can help.

Some people like to test how far they can go without repercussions.

The increased cost brought many repercussions for the many young people deterred from going to the university.

Synonyms:

bear on, bear upon, affect, touch, impact, touch on,

Antonyms:

stifle, discontinue, gladden, tense, stimulate,