Repercussion (noun)

1. An effect or result that follows a particular event or action.
2. An indirect or delayed effect or result.
3. A rebound or echoing of sound.

Origin:

Late 16th century from french répercussion, from latin repercussio(n-), from the verb repercussus "bounced back".

Examples:

1. The economic sanctions had severe repercussions on the country's economy.
2. The repercussion of the news of the scandal spread rapidly through the community.
3. The sound of the explosion caused a strong repercussion that shattered nearby windows.
4. The announcement of the new policy had unforeseen repercussions on the workforce.
5. The singer's performance was followed by the beautiful repercussion of applause from the audience.