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repurcussion

 

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Term: Repurcussion

Meaning 1: Noun - Consequence or negative effect of an action or event

Example Sentence 1: The repurcussions of his reckless behavior resulted in him losing his job.

Example Sentence 2: The protest had repurcussions that extended beyond just the local community.

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Meaning 2: Noun - Echo or reverberation of a sound, usually loud and heavy

Example Sentence 1: The repurcussions of the thunderous explosion could be felt for miles.

Example Sentence 2: The stadium was filled with the repurcussions of the cheering crowd.

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Meaning 3: Noun - Recurrence of a medical symptom after the initial treatment

Example Sentence 1: The patient was disappointed when the repurcussions of the disease resurfaced after the surgery.

Example Sentence 2: The repurcussions of the flu can sometimes last for weeks, even with proper treatment.

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Meaning 4: Noun - Repercussive sound in a musical composition

Example Sentence 1: The repurcussions in this symphony add depth and intensity to the overall composition.

Example Sentence 2: The drummer's skillful execution of repurcussions added rhythm to the jazz performance.

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Meaning 5: Verb - To have a consequence or negative effect on someone or something

Example Sentence 1: His behavior will surely repurcussion on his reputation.

Example Sentence 2: The economic crisis is expected to repurcussion the living conditions of many families.

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