redound

/ɹɪdˈaʊnd/

/ɹiˈdaʊnd/

to redound

MAIN VERB

contribute

have an effect for good or ill

return or recoil

Examples

1. And it redounds to your benefit literally forever.

2. It won't redound to his benefit.

3. Because I think that this will redound to the long-term benefit of America's image in the world.

4. In addition to that, I thought we should of course mention that changes in the legal profession also redound to changes in the economy, too.