| compound problem | 29.82 | Compounding the problem was the timing. | ||
| compound difficulty | 3.29 | Satire compounds the difficulty. | ||
| compound situation | 2.11 | The bad stock market compounded the situation. | ||
| compound matter | 1.97 | Compounding matters was a lackluster defensive effort. | ||
| compound error | 1.91 | We compounded our error by waiting too long to call for help. | ||
| compound trouble | 1.38 | And those troubles were compounded. | ||
| compound woe | 1.38 | Drought compounds economic woes. | ||
| compound mistake | 1.32 | That compounded his mistake. | ||
| compound interest | 0.99 | Not compound interest. | ||
| compound confusion | 0.92 | Conflicting signals have only compounded the confusion. | ||
| compound damage | 0.92 | On the contrary, they will compound the damage. | ||
| compound danger | 0.92 | Compounding the danger, high winds routinely whistle through the Colorado Rockies. | ||
| compound loss | 0.92 | That only compounded the losses. | ||
| compound effect | 0.86 | For many islands, the potential effects are compounded by scarce resources. | ||
| compound fear | 0.79 | In many places, the Serbs compounded the fear with humiliation. | ||
| compound tragedy | 0.79 | Landslides could compound the tragedy. | ||
| compound concern | 0.66 | These concerns are compounded in high-profile cases, they say. | ||
| compound crisis | 0.66 | The job crisis is compounded by the volatile political situation. | ||
| compound frustration | 0.66 | The infighting only compounded her frustration. | ||
| compound risk | 0.59 | When subject and author enjoy a cozy personal relationship, the risks are compounded. |