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. 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.

2. Andre Bakhos:

   Depending on the magnitude of energy markets being affected, it could spillover to the rest of equities in general.

3. Adam Preset:

   In enterprise, the video battle has been raging for some time between a few of the most well-known technology companies, now what we're seeing is a spillover as video calls become more necessary and more prominent for consumers. It's risky to join this fray right now.

4. Gerald Keusch:

   No matter the origin, evolution in nature and spillover to humans, accidental release from a lab, or deliberate release or genetic manipulation of a pathogen in the lab the way you develop countermeasures is the same, since one can never say 100% for anything, I think we always need to be aware of all possibilities in order to contravene. But the response to develop what is needed to respond, control and eliminate the outbreak remains the same.

5. Peter Hotez:

   The reason is, when you get that third dose, you get a 30 - to 40-fold rise in virus-neutralizing antibodies, and therefore there's more spillover protection against new variants, including Omicron, the third dose gives Peter Hotez 70 % to 75 % protection against symptomatic illness.