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reverberation

noun as in vibration

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The results of this election could have reverberations far beyond Warsaw, too.

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Zelenskyy was right when he said that just because there's an ocean between us and them, we will still feel the reverberations of what is happening.

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Asian organizers say the Trump administration’s policies deeming anyone in the country without authorization a criminal, subject to expedited deportation, will have profound reverberations in Los Angeles County.

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The reverberations of Proposition 187 established certain perceptions, both real and mistaken, about the nation’s fastest-growing voter group.

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But the movie is more effective as a grim, involving cop thriller than it is as an ostensible statement on the Order’s reverberations in the present.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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