repercussion in Greek
repercussion in Greek is αντίκτυπος, επίπτωση — repercussion means a bad result of an action or event, usually one that arrives later and indirectly. Usually plural.
repercussion in Greek
αντίκτυπος
Pronounced: adiktypos
A consequence or ensuing result of some action.
επίπτωση
Pronounced: epiptosi
A consequence or ensuing result of some action.
What does "repercussion" mean?
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noun A bad result of an action or event, usually one that arrives later and indirectly. Usually plural.
"Nobody thought through the repercussions of closing the only bank in town."
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noun An echo or reverberation of sound; the act of striking back.
"The repercussion of the shot rolled around the valley."
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repercussion in a sentence
- Nobody thought through the repercussions of closing the only bank in town.
- He leaked the memo and faced no repercussions at all.
- The repercussion of the shot rolled around the valley.
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What is "repercussion" in Greek?
"repercussion" in Greek is αντίκτυπος, επίπτωση. repercussion means: A bad result of an action or event, usually one that arrives later and indirectly. Usually plural.
How do you pronounce αντίκτυπος?
"repercussion" in Greek is αντίκτυπος, pronounced "adiktypos".
How do you use "repercussion" in a sentence?
Example: "Nobody thought through the repercussions of closing the only bank in town." In Greek, "repercussion" is αντίκτυπος, επίπτωση.
Are there other ways to say "repercussion" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "repercussion": αντίκτυπος, επίπτωση.
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