double down on something, to become even more committed to a decision, strategy or belief, especially despite criticism or difficulties, rampant, widespread, growing uncontrollably and usually harmful, stave something off, to delay or prevent something unpleasant from happening, milieu, the social, cultural or professional environment in which someone lives or something develops, clout, power or influence, particularly over other people or decisions, take a hit, to be negatively affected, damaged or reduced, cash in on something, to make money or gain an advantage from a situation, often opportunistically, piggyback on something, to use an existing idea, achievement or success to gain an advantage

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