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Synonym for counter [verb]

The synonym counter synonymous definition words:
means "conflict"
oppose, contradict
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counter [noun]

means "shelf"
ledge, bench, trestle, stand, booth, board
Further results for the word "counter"

adverse [adjective]

means "opposed"
adversary, counter, opposite, conflicting, facing, confronting

bench [noun]

means "thing"
shelf, ledge, counter, trestle, stand, booth

checkmate [verb]

means "defeat"
beat, halt, thwart, counter, frustrate, overthrow

confront [verb]

means "resist"
oppose, dispute, challenge, defy, repel, counter

contrary [adjective]

means "different"
opposite, conflicting, incompatible, counter, contradictory, opposed

controvert [verb]

means "argue against"
dispute, counter, refute, contradict, oppose, contest

disprove [verb]

means "invalidate"
refute, dispute, deny, contradict, belie, counter

inimical [adjective]

means "adverse"
unfavourable, harmful, noxious, counter

invalidate [verb]

means "disprove"
refute, dispute, deny, contradict, belie, counter

ledge [noun]

means "shelf"
bench, counter, trestle, stand, booth, board

oppose [verb]

means "conflict"
fight, violate, combat, battle, counter, confront

opposed [adjective]

means "adverse"
adversary, counter, opposite, conflicting, facing, confronting

opposing [adjective]

means "opposite"
facing, fronting, antithetic, counter, contrary

polar [adjective]

means "opposite"
contrasting, counter, different, contrary, antagonistic, antithetic

react [verb]

means "speech"
counter

refute [verb]

means "disprove"
invalidate, dispute, deny, contradict, belie, counter

shelf [noun]

means "thing"
cupboard, rack, platform, bracket, counter

stand [noun]

means "thing"
booth, counter, table, stall, case

table [noun]

means "thing"
board, counter, stand, desk, console

trestle [noun]

means "shelf"
ledge, counter, bench, stand, booth, board

counteract [verb]

means "compensate"
equalise, equalize, balance, make up for, offset, counterbalance

counteraction [noun]

means "opposition"
resistance, antagonism, contradiction, counterbalance, blow

counteraction [noun]

means "counter-attack"
attack, insurgency


counterbalance [noun]

means "weight"
ballast, anchor, stone

counterclaim [noun]

means "defence"
answer, retaliation, plea

counterfeit [verb]

means "pretend"
feign, cheat, delude, sham, simulate, dissemble

counterfeit [verb]

means "fake"
simulate, copy, coin, falsify, forge, imitate

counterfeit [noun]

means "imitation"
falsification, forgery, sham

counterfeit [adjective]

means "sham"
flash, ersatz, spurious, pseudo, fake, fictitious, false

counterfeit [adjective]

means "pretended"
assumed, pretentious, put on

counterfeit [adjective]

means "forged"
false, bogus, fraudulent, phony, spurious

countermand [verb]

means "retract"
revoke, recant, repeal, rescind, withdraw, recall

counterpane [noun]

means "bedspread"
eiderdown, comforter, quilt, coverlet, cover


counterpoise [verb]

means "make up for"
counterbalance, neutralise, neutralize, counteract, compensate, offset

countersign [noun]

means "indication"
hint, clue, suggestion, symptom, portent, gesture, sign

answer [noun]

means "defence"
counterclaim, retaliation, plea

ape [verb]

means "behaviour"
copy, imitate, counterfeit, mimic, impersonate, burlesque

appeal [noun]

means "application"
request, petition, motion, suit, claim, counterclaim

approximation [noun]

means "equivalent"
equal, peer, counterpart, mate, analogue, match

artificial [adjective]

means "synthetic"
false, counterfeit, unreal, unnatural, inorganic, fake

assume [verb]

means "action"
feign, affect, counterfeit, pretend, bluff, simulate

assumed [adjective]

means "false"
fictitious, counterfeit, spurious, pretended, hypothetical, synthetic

balance [verb]

means "compensate"
equalise, equalize, counteract, make up for, offset, counterbalance

base [adjective]

means "property"
inferior, shabby, cheap, poor, coarse, counterfeit

bogus [adjective]

means "forged"
false, counterfeit, fraudulent, phony, spurious

cancel [verb]

means "stop"
repeal, revoke, rescind, recant, repudiate, countermand

catchword [noun]

means "password"
word, signal, countersign, shibboleth

claim [noun]

means "possession"
counterclaim, demand

clone [noun]

means "stand in"
double, counterpart, duplicate, twin, mate, match

coin [verb]

means "activity"
mint, stamp, counterfeit, manufacture, strike, issue

come round [verb]

means "renew"
counter-attack

compeer [noun]

means "peer"
equal, counterpart, match, fellow, coequal, colleague

compensate [verb]

means "make up for"
counterbalance, neutralise, neutralize, counteract, counterpoise, offset

complement [noun]

means "supplement"
balance, counterpart, remainder, addition, reciprocal, equivalent

confronting [adjective]

means "face to face with"
in the teeth of, countering, tackling, rebellious, coping with, braving

contemporary [noun]

means "person of the same age"
peer, colleague, counterpart, equal, fellow

contradict [verb]

means "counter"
repudiate, belie, disprove, oppose, counteract, negate

contravention [noun]

means "contradiction"
counteraction, opposition, disagreement, conflict, antagonism, thwarting

copy [verb]

means "action"
reproduce, represent, paraphrase, counterfeit, forge, cartoon

corrective [noun]

means "help"
counteractive

cover [verb]

means "cost"
pay for, compensate for, counterbalance, defray, offset, suffice

deceitful [adjective]

means "deceptive"
plausible, counterfeit, rotten, sharp, fallacious, spurious

defray [verb]

means "pay for"
compensate for, counterbalance, cover, offset, suffice

double [noun]

means "person"
stand in, clone, counterpart, duplicate, twin, mate

dummy [noun]

means "mock-up"
counterfeit, duplicate, facsimile, imitation, clone

dummy [adjective]

means "false"
phony, counterfeit, imitation, faked, simulated, mock

duplicate [verb]

means "reproduce"
manifold, copy, counterfeit, double, imitate, repeat

eiderdown [noun]

means "bedspread"
counterpane, comforter, quilt, coverlet, cover

endorse [verb]

means "inscribe one's signature"
countersign, notarise, notarize

equal [noun]

means "thing"
counterpart, coequal, compeer, parallel, rival, fellow

equivalent [noun]

means "match"
equal, peer, counterpart, mate, analogue, approximation

ersatz [adjective]

means "synthetic"
artificial, fake, false, imitation, counterfeit, bogus

facsimile [noun]

means "image"
copy, match, mirror, counterpart, reflection

fake [adjective]

means "false"
counterfeit, bogus, imitation, fraudulent, phony, pretended

false [adjective]

means "characteristic"
counterfeit, artificial, bogus, forged, phony, sham

falsification [noun]

means "imitation"
counterfeit, forgery, sham

feign [verb]

means "concoct"
counterfeit, devise, fabricate, forge, invent

flash [adjective]

means "quality"
fake, counterfeit, false, fraudulent, sham

fraudulent [adjective]

means "untrue"
counterfeit

image [noun]

means "reproduction"
facsimile, copy, match, mirror, counterpart, reflection

imitation [noun]

means "copy"
fake, counterfeit, bogus, duplicate, fraud, ersatz

imitation [adjective]

means "synthetic"
artificial, fake, false, ersatz, counterfeit, bogus

insurgency [noun]

means "counter-attack"
attack, counteraction

like [noun]

means "comparison"
equal, equivalent, match, corollary, counterpart

make up for [verb]

means "compensate"
equalise, equalize, counteract, balance, offset, counterbalance

match [noun]

means "comparison"
equivalent, equal, peer, counterpart, mate, analogue

mint [noun]

means "coin"
stamp, counterfeit, manufacture, strike, issue

mock [adjective]

means "false"
counterfeit, forged, fake, fraudulent, feigned, pretended

negate [verb]

means "neutralize"
neutralise, annul, counteract, cancel, repeal, retract

neutralise [verb]

means "make up for"
counterbalance, compensate, neutralize, counteract, counterpoise, offset

neutralize [verb]

means "make up for"
counterbalance, neutralise, compensate, counteract, counterpoise, offset

notarise [verb]

means "inscribe one's signature"
countersign, endorse, notarize

notarize [verb]

means "inscribe one's signature"
countersign, notarise, endorse

offset [verb]

means "compensate"
equalise, equalize, counteract, make up for, balance, counterbalance

opposition [noun]

means "hate"
antagonism, counteraction, meeting, hostility, buffeting, resistance

password [noun]

means "word"
catchword, signal, countersign, shibboleth

pendant [noun]

means "match"
equivalent, counterpart, mate, equal, parallel, correspondent

poise [noun]

means "balance"
counterpoise, equilibrium, equipoise

pretend [verb]

means "feign"
affect, mislead, assume, beguile, counterfeit, delude

pseudo [adjective]

means "sham"
flash, ersatz, spurious, counterfeit, fake, fictitious

put on [adjective]

means "pretence"
coloured, phony, pretentious, counterfeit

rally [verb]

means "renew"
counter-attack

reaction [noun]

means "direct response"
response, counteraction, recoil, backlash, retrogression, return

recall [verb]

means "retract"
revoke, recant, repeal, rescind, withdraw, countermand

recant [verb]

means "retract"
revoke, recall, repeal, rescind, withdraw, countermand

reciprocal [noun]

means "supplement"
balance, counterpart, remainder, addition, complement, equivalent

reflection [noun]

means "image"
likeness, representation, counterpart, impression

remedy [verb]

means "activity"
correct, repair, solve, redress, counteract, relieve

rescind [verb]

means "repeal"
revoke, cancel, recant, repudiate, countermand, recall

retract [verb]

means "neutralise"
neutralize, annul, counteract, cancel, repeal, negate

reverse [noun]

means "opposite"
contradiction, contrary, converse, paradox, counterpart

revoke [verb]

means "repeal"
cancel, rescind, recant, repudiate, countermand, recall

sham [verb]

means "deceive"
simulate, imitate, counterfeit, fake, pretend, feign

sham [noun]

means "fake"
fraud, imitation, counterfeit, forgery, pretext, pretence

sham [adjective]

means "untrue"
counterfeit

sign [noun]

means "indication"
countersign

spurious [adjective]

means "false"
fake, bogus, counterfeit, deceptive, deceitful, phony

thwarting [noun]

means "contradiction"
counteraction, opposition, disagreement, conflict, antagonism, contravention

unworthy [adjective]

means "inferior"
shabby, cheap, poor, coarse, counterfeit, tawdry

watchword [noun]

means "password"
cue, signal, countersign, shibboleth

weight [noun]

means "thing"
counterbalance, ballast, anchor, stone

word [noun]

means "thing"
password, catchword, signal, countersign, shibboleth

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