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backlash
This term describes a sudden, forceful reaction that mirrors the physical action of a spring snapping back. In social or political contexts, it carries a negative connotation of hostility or resentment, often occurring when a perceived progress or change triggers a conservative or reactionary response from a large group.
In mechanical engineering, the word refers to the clearance or gap between mating parts. This technical usage is neutral and descriptive, focusing on the precision of movement and the physical play within a system of gears or linkages.
Meanings
Examples
The company faced a severe public backlash after the leaked emails.
I wonder if this new policy will trigger a political backlash.
The government underestimated the backlash from the rural population.
The government underestimated the backlash from the rural population.
There was a significant backlash against the proposed tax increase.
There was a significant backlash against the proposed tax increase.
We need to prepare for a potential backlash from the fans.
The sudden change in direction caused a backlash among the staff.
Too much backlash in the gears will cause the machine to vibrate.
The technician adjusted the steering rack to eliminate the backlash.