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backlash

/ˈbæk.læʃ/

Traduction: Réaction forte ou négative à une action, un événement ou une évolution antérieure, souvent dans un contexte politique ou social.

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/ˈbæk.læʃ/B2formal
  • frRéaction forte ou négative à une action, un événement ou une évolution antérieure, souvent dans un contexte politique ou social.

A noun referring to a strong or adverse reaction against a previous action, event, or development, often in a political or social context.

  1. Strong negative reactionB2formal

    A strong and adverse reaction by a large number of people, especially to a social or political development.

    frRéaction négative violente

    • The new policy caused a massive backlash from the public.
    • The company faced a backlash after the controversial advertisement.
    • There was a significant backlash against the proposed tax increase.

    Synonymesbackfirecounteractioncounterblastoppositionreactionreboundrecoilresistance

    Antonymesacceptanceapprovalsupport

  2. Mechanical reactionC1formaltechnical

    A sudden or violent backward movement or recoil, especially in machinery.

    frContrecoup mécanique

    • The gear system experienced a backlash due to wear and tear.
    • Engineers adjusted the mechanism to reduce backlash.
    • Backlash in the steering wheel can indicate a problem with the car.

    Synonymeskickbackreactionreboundrecoil

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  • backlashes' possessive plural form
  • backlash's possessive singular form
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