countercharge (Meaning)

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countercharge (n)

a charge brought by an accused person against the accuser

a retaliatory charge

In response to the opponent's attack, the cavalry launched a swift countercharge.
The general ordered his troops to prepare for a countercharge to regain control of the battlefield.
The defensive line held firm against the enemy's onslaught, waiting for the perfect moment to launch a countercharge.
The boxer absorbed his opponent's punches and then delivered a devastating countercharge.
The soccer team's countercharge caught the opposing defense off guard, leading to a goal.
The police mounted a countercharge to disperse the rioting crowd and restore order.
After losing ground, the infantry launched a fierce countercharge to push back the advancing enemy forces.
The political party responded to the allegations with a countercharge of corruption against their rivals.
The debate intensified as each debater countered the other's arguments with a powerful countercharge.
The lawyer prepared a strong countercharge to refute the prosecution's claims in court.

a charge brought by an accused person against the accuser, a retaliatory charge

counteraccusation, crimination, allegation, arraignment, condemnation, denunciation, censure, implication, plea, impeachment

No antonyms found.

In response to the opponent's attack, the cavalry launched a swift countercharge.

The general ordered his troops to prepare for a countercharge to regain control of the battlefield.

The defensive line held firm against the enemy's onslaught, waiting for the perfect moment to launch a countercharge.

The boxer absorbed his opponent's punches and then delivered a devastating countercharge.