Having the nature of a repercussion; causing or involving an indirect effect or consequence. The repercussive effects of the policy change were felt throughout the industry.
Relating to or produced by repeated echoes or reverberations; reverberatory. The cavern produced a deep, repercussive rumble after every shout.
(Medicine, historical) Serving to drive back or repel, especially a bodily fluid; counterirritant. The 18th-century pharmacopoeia lists several repercussive ointments for bruising.