repercussion
re.per.cus.sion \.re--p*r-'k*sh-*n, .rep-*r-\ \-'k*s-iv\ n [L repercussion-, repercussio, fr. repercussus, pp. of rep]ercutere to drive back, fr. re- + percutere to beat - more at PERCUSSION 1: REFLECTION, REVERBERATION 2a: a reciprocal action or effect 2b: a widespread, indirect, or unforeseen effect of an act, action, or even t - re.per.cus.sive aj