compounding

"So it's a compounding crisis. It's earthquake, on top of conflict, on top of huge existing need," he said.

“They’ve faced recessions, skyrocketing housing prices, overwhelming student debt and job instability. These compounding factors have made financial security feel like an ever-moving target.”

She further emphasizes that these challenges will persist across generations, compounding economic instability and widening health disparities.

Newcastle could, and should, have added more as they simply over-powered a Liverpool team who looked like they were running in quicksand, this loss compounding the midweek Champions League exit against PSG on penalties.

"I fear this will drive some victims to give up on seeking justice altogether - a second injustice compounding the first."