intangible consequences
[ɪnˈtændʒəbəl ˈkɑːnsɪkwənsɪz]
noun phrasefemininepl: intangible consequences
consequências intangíveis
1. Results or effects of an action that cannot be physically touched, measured, or easily quantified; non-material outcomes such as emotional, psychological, or reputational impacts
The scandal had intangible consequences on the company's brand reputation and employee morale.
O escândalo teve consequências intangíveis na reputação da marca da empresa e no moral dos funcionários.
2. Abstract or indirect repercussions that affect quality of life, relationships, trust, or social standing
Beyond financial losses, the fraud carried intangible consequences for victims' mental health and trust in institutions.
Além das perdas financeiras, a fraude teve consequências intangíveis para a saúde mental das vítimas e sua confiança nas instituições.
In Brazilian business and legal contexts, 'consequências intangíveis' has gained prominence in discussions about corporate responsibility, mental health impacts, and ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) criteria. In the USA, this phrase is increasingly used in discussions about corporate ethics, social justice, and psychological well-being. Both cultures recognize that not all damage can be measured in currency, making this phrase valuable in contemporary discourse about accountability and holistic impact assessment.
NYC Slang
fallout; ripple effects; blow to your rep
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