counter-influences (Meaning)

counter-influences

an influence that opposes or counteracts another influence

No weak antonyms found.

The counter-influences of modern technology pose challenges to traditional education systems.
The social media platforms' counter-influences can undermine trust in established institutions.
The resurgence of nationalism has faced counter-influences from globalization and internationalism.
Education should foster critical thinking to counteract the potential counter-influences of misinformation.
In a polarized society, it's crucial to address the counter-influences that fuel extremism.
Mass media can have both positive and negative counter-influences on public perception.
The rise of online echo chambers has created counter-influences that reinforce existing biases.
Counter-influences can stifle creativity and innovation by promoting conformity.
The spread of alternative health theories has faced counter-influences from evidence-based medicine.
Economic policies that prioritize short-term growth may encounter counter-influences from environmental sustainability concerns.

an influence that opposes or counteracts another influence

weights, pulls,influences, clouts, credits, supremacies, leverages, authorities, juices, dominances

weaknesses, impotences,impotencies,

The counter-influences of modern technology pose challenges to traditional education systems.

The social media platforms' counter-influences can undermine trust in established institutions.

The resurgence of nationalism has faced counter-influences from globalization and internationalism.

Education should foster critical thinking to counteract the potential counter-influences of misinformation.