counterattraction (Meaning)

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counterattraction (n)

a rival attraction

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

Despite their close proximity, there seemed to be a counterattraction between the two individuals.
The conflicting interests of the two parties created a sense of counterattraction rather than cooperation.
The contrasting personalities of the siblings resulted in a noticeable counterattraction within the family dynamic.
The introduction of a new competitor in the market caused a counterattraction among consumers, leading to a decrease in sales for established brands.
The diverse range of activities offered at the resort aimed to create counterattractions for guests of all ages.
The decision to renovate the historic building sparked a counterattraction among preservationists concerned about maintaining its original architecture.
Despite their initial chemistry, there was an undeniable counterattraction between the characters in the romantic drama.
The company's attempt to diversify its product line was met with counterattraction from investors who preferred a focus on core offerings.
The introduction of a trendy new restaurant in the neighborhood created a counterattraction for diners, drawing them away from established eateries.
The allure of the countryside's tranquility proved to be a counterattraction for urban dwellers seeking an escape from the bustling city life.

a rival attraction

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Despite their close proximity, there seemed to be a counterattraction between the two individuals.

The conflicting interests of the two parties created a sense of counterattraction rather than cooperation.

The contrasting personalities of the siblings resulted in a noticeable counterattraction within the family dynamic.

The introduction of a new competitor in the market caused a counterattraction among consumers, leading to a decrease in sales for established brands.