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Definition of counter
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of counter is as below...
Counter
(a.)
Contrary;
opposite;
contrasted;
opposed;
adverse;
antagonistic;
as, a
counter
current;
a
counter
revolution;
a
counter
poison;
a
counter
agent;
counter
fugue..
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Counterponderate
::
Counterponderate
(v. t.) To equal in
weight;
to
counterpoise;
to
equiponderate.
Moly
::
Moly (n.) A
fabulous
herb of
occult
power,
having
a black root and white
blossoms,
said by Homer to have been given by
Hermes
to
Ulysses
to
counteract
the
spells
of
Circe..
Countercharm
::
Countercharm
(v. t.) To
destroy
the
effect
of a charm upon.
Pendant
::
Pendant
(n.) One of a pair; a
counterpart;
as, one vase is the
pendant
to the other
vase..
Counterstroke
::
Counterstroke
(n.) A
stroke
or blow in
return.
Antalkaline
::
Antalkaline
(n.)
Anything
that
neutralizes,
or that
counteracts
an
alkaline
tendency
in the
system..
Overpoise
::
Overpoise
(n.)
Preponderant
weight;
a
counterbalance.
Countervail
::
Countervail
(n.) Power or value
sufficient
to
obviate
any
effect;
equal
weight,
strength,
or
value;
equivalent;
compensation;
requital..
Indenture
::
Indenture
(n.) A
mutual
agreement
in
writing
between
two or more
parties,
whereof
each party has
usually
a
counterpart
or
duplicate;
sometimes
in the pl., a short form for
indentures
of
apprenticeship,
the
contract
by which a youth is bound
apprentice
to a
master..
Countermand
::
Countermand
(v. t.) To
revoke
(a
former
command);
to
cancel
or
rescind
by
giving
an order
contrary
to one
previously
given;
as, to
countermand
an order for
goods..
Check
::
Check (v. t.) To
verify,
to
guard,
to make
secure,
by means of a mark,
token,
or other
check;
to
distinguish
by a
check;
to put a mark
against
(an item) after
comparing
with an
original
or a
counterpart
in order to
secure
accuracy;
as, to check an
account;
to check
baggage..
Counterproving
::
Counterproving
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Counterprov.
Challenge
::
Challenge
(n.) The act of a
sentry
in
halting
any one who
appears
at his post, and
demanding
the
countersign..
Foist
::
Foist (v. t.) To
insert
surreptitiously,
wrongfully,
or
without
warrant;
to
interpolate;
to pass off
(something
spurious
or
counterfeit)
as
genuine,
true, or
worthy;
--
usually
followed
by in..
Countermure
::
Countermure
(n.) A wall
raised
behind
another,
to
supply
its place when
breached
or
destroyed.
[R.] Cf.
Contramure..
Join
::
"Join (v. t.) To
accept,
or
engage
in, as a
contest;
as, to join
encounter,
battle,
issue..
Compensate
::
Compensate
(v. t.) To be
equivalent
in value or
effect
to; to
counterbalance;
to make up for; to make
amends
for.
Countermanded
::
Countermanded
(imp. & p. p.) of
Counterman.
Vanfess
::
Vanfess
(n.) A ditch on the
outside
of the
counterscarp,
usually
full of
water..
Counterfoil
::
Counterfoil
(n.) That part of a
tally,
formerly
in the
exchequer,
which was kept by an
officer
in that
court,
the
other,
called
the
stock,
being
delivered
to the
person
who had lent the king money on the
account;
--
called
also
counterstock..
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