Consequences
Echoes and consequences are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Echoes" instead a noun "Consequences".
Echoes
Consequences and echoes are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Consequences" instead a noun "Echoes".
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It directly echoes the story of Edward III saying of his son, the Black Prince, at the Battle of Crécy, "Let the boy win his spurs." (The spurs were a symbol of knighthood.) This Is Your Brain on Evil: One of the consequences of Edmund's G-Rated Drug usage is a lowering of his IQ.
- Honor Harrington's parents end up trying for another child very soon after receiving reports of her death in Echoes of Honor, somewhat against their will, because of the complicated legal and political consequences of Honor holding noble titles in two polities and having no children of her own.
Source: Posthumous Sibling
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