Definition of Ramification

a change that makes a situation more complicated

Examples of Ramification in a sentence

Jason was shocked when he learned the ramification of his cheating was immediate expulsion from the university.  🔊

If anyone was injured during the heist, the legal ramification will be even worse for the robbers.  🔊

When you started dating a married woman, did you not realize a ramification of your actions would be her husband’s hatred?  🔊

The trade embargo will be a damaging ramification to the financially distressed nation.  🔊

Before you quit your job, make sure you are aware of the ramification of not having a salary to pay your bills.  🔊

The government hopes the lowering of interest rates will have a positive ramification on the economy.  🔊

After making a racist statement, the owner of the basketball team realized his words would cause a social ramification and end with his exile from the sports world.  🔊

The biggest ramification of the new healthcare law is that many people will lose their current medical coverage.  🔊

Even though the war between the two oil nations is small, it may have a global ramification if it interrupts the distribution of natural resources.  🔊

Frank’s failure to properly write the contract is going to leave the company with a very serious ramification.  🔊

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