fallout
/ˈfɔloʊt/Definitions
1. noun
The remains or effects of something that has been destroyed or broken down, such as a radioactive cloud or a state of social unrest.
“The city was evacuated due to the fallout from the nuclear explosion.”
2. noun
A decrease or loss in the value or quality of something, especially a business or a relationship.
“The company suffered a significant fallout after the CEO’s scandalous resignation.”
3. verb
To become or make something less valuable or desirable.
“The scandal led to her reputation falling out with the public.”