redounding (Meaning)

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redounding (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Redound

No strong antonyms found.

The scholar's research has redounded to the benefit of academia, advancing our knowledge and inspiring future generations.
The charitable donation redounded to the community's well-being, providing much-needed support and improving lives.
Her kindness redounded to her own good, bringing her happiness and strengthening her relationships.
The politician's apology redounded to his reputation, showing his humility and willingness to take responsibility.
The company's ethical practices redounded to its success, earning it the respect and loyalty of customers.
The student's extra effort redounded to his grades, helping him achieve academic excellence.
The doctor's dedication to his patients redounded to the entire hospital, setting a high standard of care.
The artist's perseverance redounded to his masterpieces, creating works that inspire and captivate audiences.
The inventor's ingenuity redounded to society, leading to groundbreaking innovations that improved people's lives.
The activist's advocacy redounded to the marginalized, giving voice to the voiceless and effecting positive change.

of Redound

resulting, influencing, acting, performing, panning out, behaving, responding, taking, reacting, affecting

backfiring, backfiring,, fizzling,fizzling

The scholar's research has redounded to the benefit of academia, advancing our knowledge and inspiring future generations.

The charitable donation redounded to the community's well-being, providing much-needed support and improving lives.

Her kindness redounded to her own good, bringing her happiness and strengthening her relationships.

The politician's apology redounded to his reputation, showing his humility and willingness to take responsibility.