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Discover LudwigThe phrase "face a backlash" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential negative reactions or criticism someone might encounter as a result of their actions or decisions.
Example: "The company faced a backlash after announcing the controversial policy change."
Alternatives: "encounter criticism" or "experience negative reactions."
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Incumbents, in particular, seem most likely to face a backlash.
Food companies face a backlash over growing obesity.
However, Eagle may face a backlash in Merseyside.
Many Muslims in Oregon worried that they would face a backlash.
Republicans have warned that Democrats who support gun control could face a backlash, even in California.
"If not, they do so at their own peril, and they may face a backlash".
The Pemón face a backlash over the fires beyond the realm of scientific debate.
He could face a backlash from the hard-right faction if he does so.
But executives also worry that French industry may face a backlash abroad because of his desire to promote national champions.
But the prime minister cannot afford to refuse negotiating with the Maori, lest he face a backlash.
If the Meadowlands redevelopment falters, Mr. McGreevey could face a backlash from an electorate that still questions his decision-making.
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