backlash in Greek
backlash in Greek is διάκενο, αντίδραση, αντίκτυπος — backlash means a strong, usually negative, public reaction against a decision, action, or trend.
backlash in Greek
What does "backlash" mean?
-
noun A strong, usually negative, public reaction against a decision, action, or trend.
"The price hike triggered a swift backlash from customers."
-
noun A sudden reverse or recoil movement, such as slack snapping back in a rope or gear.
"Loose gears in the old mechanism caused a noticeable backlash."
-
verb To react strongly and negatively against something.
"Fans backlashed against the surprise ending."
backlash in a sentence
- The price hike triggered a swift backlash from customers.
- Loose gears in the old mechanism caused a noticeable backlash.
- Fans backlashed against the surprise ending.
Similar words in Greek
Common Greek translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "backlash" in Greek?
"backlash" in Greek is διάκενο, αντίδραση, αντίκτυπος. backlash means: A strong, usually negative, public reaction against a decision, action, or trend.
How do you pronounce διάκενο?
"backlash" in Greek is διάκενο, pronounced "diakeno".
How do you use "backlash" in a sentence?
Example: "The price hike triggered a swift backlash from customers." In Greek, "backlash" is διάκενο, αντίδραση, αντίκτυπος.
Are there other ways to say "backlash" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 4 translations listed for "backlash": διάκενο, αντίδραση, αντίκτυπος, εξέγερση.