counteractive (Meaning)
counteractive (s)
opposing or neutralizing or mitigating an effect by contrary action
Synonyms & Antonyms of counteractive
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counteractive Sentence Examples
- The medication had a counteractive effect on the patient's symptoms, providing relief within minutes.
- Adding insulation to the walls proved to be counteractive in reducing the energy bills during the winter.
- Some foods contain enzymes that have a counteractive effect on certain digestive disorders.
- The introduction of new technology had a counteractive impact on the traditional manufacturing processes.
- Regular exercise can have a counteractive influence on the onset of chronic diseases.
- The company implemented a counteractive strategy to mitigate the negative effects of the economic downturn.
- Behavioral therapy aims to identify and address counteractive patterns that hinder personal growth.
- Adjusting the dosage of a medication can sometimes produce counteractive results, worsening the condition instead of improving it.
- Public health campaigns often focus on promoting behaviors that have counteractive effects on the spread of diseases.
- Environmental regulations are put in place to enforce counteractive measures against pollution and habitat destruction.
FAQs About the word counteractive
opposing or neutralizing or mitigating an effect by contrary action
salutary, antidotal, helpful, counterbalancing,beneficial,therapeutic, curative, reparative, wholesome, amendatory
No antonyms found.
The medication had a counteractive effect on the patient's symptoms, providing relief within minutes.
Adding insulation to the walls proved to be counteractive in reducing the energy bills during the winter.
Some foods contain enzymes that have a counteractive effect on certain digestive disorders.
The introduction of new technology had a counteractive impact on the traditional manufacturing processes.
