repercussion

The proposed law would allow men to abuse their wives, children, and sisters without threat of judicial repercussion.

But we can't live in a world where citizens are allowed to do what he's done without repercussion.

Anything done to the Double acts by repercussion upon the physical body.

They're the most curious scars in the world, these scars transferred by repercussion from an injured Double.

When the air around was no longer shaken by constant repercussion, Bobby fell asleep.

This is a specimen of the "repercussion" stories, in which the wound inflicted on the wer-animal appears in the human form.

We feel the repercussion of his anguish when death was imminent for alleged participation in a nihilistic conspiracy.