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Often used in the same context:
blow,
defeat,
loss,
hiccup,
drubbing,
letdown,
disappointment,
shellacking,
slipup,
hurdle,
blemish,
rebuff,
shocker,
victory,
misstep,
losses,
deathblow,
embarrassment,
challenge,
injury,
blip,
heartbreaker,
triumph,
vindication,
headache,
trouncing,
turnabout,
jolt,
snub,
comedown,
upsets,
reversal,
aberration,
reprieve,
stinker,
shock,
flameout,
bruising,
stumbling block,
rejection,
downer,
mauling,
blowout,
rout,
shortcoming,
complication,
damage,
obstacle,
capitulation,
debacle,
failure,
growing pains,
fallout,
delay,
fillip,
defection,
shakeup,
knockout punch,
chink,
roadblock,
downslide,
turnaround,
inconsistency,
surprise,
woes,
blunder,
dent,
comeback,
boon,
mishap,
milestone,
thrashing,
stress fracture,
nightmare,
troubles,
ignominy,
repudiation,
gaffe,
boost,
pratfall,
rebuke,
disadvantage,
losing streak,
fracture,
battering,
ramifications,
problems,
against,
misfortune,
resurgent,
sucker punch,
slump,
humiliation,
omen,
silver lining,
winless,
breaker,
breakthrough,
disruption,
wallop,
repercussions,
struggles,
setbacks,
miscalculation,
repercussion,
drawback,
handicap,
impediment,
clash,
downside,
inconvenience,
advantage
Appears in the definition of:
rebound,
regroup,
reorganise,
reorganize,
whammy
More general:
happening,
natural event,
occurrence
Synonyms:
blow,
reversal,
reverse
Also try:
— Adjectives for setback:
serious,
major,
temporary,
severe,
first,
minor,
financial,
economic,
further,
political,
initial,
more...
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