repercussing (Meaning)

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

of Repercuss

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The scandal's far-reaching repercussions reverberated throughout the industry.
Her careless actions repercussed upon her entire family, leaving them shattered.
The economic downturn repercussed on small businesses, forcing many to close their doors.
The government's decision to impose tariffs repercussed across global supply chains.
The impact of the natural disaster repercussed on the community, causing widespread devastation.
The company's financial mismanagement repercussed on its investors, resulting in heavy losses.
The politician's controversial remarks repercussed through the nation, dividing public opinion.
The announcement of job cuts repercussed through the workforce, causing great anxiety and uncertainty.
The pandemic's repercussions on the healthcare system were severe, straining resources to the limit.
The decision to close the local factory repercussed on the town's economy, leading to job losses and economic hardship.

of Repercuss

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The scandal's far-reaching repercussions reverberated throughout the industry.

Her careless actions repercussed upon her entire family, leaving them shattered.

The economic downturn repercussed on small businesses, forcing many to close their doors.

The government's decision to impose tariffs repercussed across global supply chains.