wide repercussion

Frequency: 6.57.1 per million words

Affecting a large area or many people.

repercussionADJECTIVE + repercussion

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wide

Examples (10)

  • A single misstep in foreign policy can have wide repercussions for international relations.
  • The company's decision to downsize had wide repercussions on the local economy.
  • Experts warned that the new legislation would have wide repercussions across several sectors.
  • His controversial remarks caused wide repercussions among his constituents.
  • The environmental changes are expected to have wide repercussions on global climate patterns.
  • Ignoring public opinion often leads to wide repercussions for political leaders.
  • Such a significant technological breakthrough will inevitably have wide repercussions for society.
  • The discovery of the fraud had wide repercussions, affecting many investors.
  • Historians still debate the wide repercussions of the industrial revolution.
  • We must carefully consider the wide repercussions of this project before implementation.