re·per·cus·sion 
(rē′pər-kŭshən, rĕpər-)
(rē′pər-kŭshən, rĕpər-)n.
1. An often indirect effect, influence, or result that is produced by an event or action.
2. A recoil, rebounding, or reciprocal motion after impact.
3. A reflection, especially of sound.
[Middle English repercussioun, from Old French repercussion, from Latin repercussiō, repercussiōn-, from repercussus, past participle of repercutere, to cause to rebound : re-, re- + percutere, to strike; see PERCUSS.]
re′per·cussive adj.
- intelligent design
- intelligential
- intelligently
- intelligentsia
- intelligent terminal
- intelligibility
- intelligible
- intelligibleness
- intelligibly
- intemperance
- intemperate
- intemperately
- intemperateness
- intend
- intendance
- intendancy
- intendant
- intended
- intendedly
- intending
- intendment
- intenerate
- inteneration
- intense
- intensely