Synonyms for spillover
ˈspɪlˌoʊ vərspillover

Princeton's WordNet

1. spillovernoun

   (economics) any indirect effect of public expenditure

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1. List of paraphrases for "spillover":

   overflow, encroachment, cascading, indirect, contagion, spread, propagation

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1. Andrew Pyle:

   We're seeing a constructive tone coming back into the markets, which is a spillover from yesterday. But I think there is more hope in this market than actual conviction, these gains could be short lived, especially if we get bad news over the weekend with respect to Greece or Ukraine.

2. Elena Collinson:

   She has two young kids who she hasn't seen in years now, it's all well and good to talk at a high level about political tensions and the ramifications thereof, but in terms of its spillover, there are some very real consequences and heavy penalties that normal people have to pay.

3. Michael Ryan:

   We obviously need to ensure that we haven't had another spillover from the forest or from a zoonotic or animal source. That is currently under investigation and there is further testing going on and genetic sequencing.

4. Greg Moore:

   Keep in mind these minutes reflect the committee's view of a few weeks ago and the Greece situation has only worsened since then, on top of that, external spillover risks from elsewhere -China - have crept up in a significant way as well since then.

5. Koon Chow:

   The biggest contributor is fear of a euro zone crisis, and the spillover from that into demand for safe-haven currencies.