frontlash

English

Etymology

Blend of front +‎ backlash, coined by US president Lyndon B. Johnson with regard to the Civil Rights Act of 1964. The word is still mainly used in reference to that Act.

Noun

frontlash (plural frontlashes)

A swell of support for a proposal that counters any backlash.
- 1996, Richard M. Pious, The Presidency (page 89)
  When a president uses expansive powers and his policy works, he may benefit from a frontlash effect: the successful assertion of power will not only yield political dividends, it will also strengthen the office of the presidency itself.

单词	frontlash
释义	frontlash English Etymology Blend of front +‎ backlash, coined by US president Lyndon B. Johnson with regard to the Civil Rights Act of 1964. The word is still mainly used in reference to that Act. Noun frontlash (plural frontlashes) A swell of support for a proposal that counters any backlash. 1996, Richard M. Pious, The Presidency (page 89) When a president uses expansive powers and his policy works, he may benefit from a frontlash effect: the successful assertion of power will not only yield political dividends, it will also strengthen the office of the presidency itself.
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