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triple whammy

noun as in whammy

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The World Meteorological Organization’s State of the Climate in the South West Pacific report says this region faces a triple whammy of an accelerating rise in the sea level, a warming of the ocean and acidification – a rise in the sea’s acidity because it’s absorbing more and more carbon dioxide.

From BBC

John Swinney said his party would campaign on "the damage that's been done to Scotland by the triple whammy of austerity, Brexit and the cost of living crisis".

From BBC

Stocks are heading for their worst month of the year as a triple whammy of soaring bond yields, rising oil prices and slowing growth trigger a widespread sell-off, even in once-loved mega-cap tech companies.

Japanese stocks on Wednesday suffered their worst day of the year, knocked down by the triple whammy of the BOJ's step last week toward policy normalization, rising long U.S. bond yields, and a stronger dollar.

From Reuters

Asian stock markets will open strongly on Wednesday if the previous day's China- and U.S.-fueled momentum doesn't wilt, as investors brace for a triple whammy of major central bank policy decisions over the coming 72 hours.

From Reuters

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

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