countercoup (Meaning)
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countercoup (n)
a sudden and decisive overthrow of a government that gained power by a coup d'etat
Synonyms & Antonyms of countercoup
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countercoup Sentence Examples
- The military leader swiftly organized a countercoup to overthrow the newly installed government.
- The failed coup attempt triggered fears of a countercoup by loyalist factions within the military.
- Political analysts speculated about the potential consequences of a countercoup on the stability of the region.
- The president's advisors warned of the possibility of a countercoup if reforms were not implemented swiftly.
- Diplomatic efforts were made to prevent a countercoup and restore democratic governance in the country.
- The opposition party accused the ruling regime of orchestrating a countercoup to maintain power.
- Foreign powers closely monitored the situation, fearing the outbreak of violence if a countercoup were to occur.
- The general's announcement of support for the government quelled rumors of an impending countercoup.
- Intelligence agencies were on high alert, monitoring communications for any signs of a countercoup plot.
- The civilian population remained on edge, wary of the potential fallout from a violent countercoup.
FAQs About the word countercoup
a sudden and decisive overthrow of a government that gained power by a coup d'etat
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The military leader swiftly organized a countercoup to overthrow the newly installed government.
The failed coup attempt triggered fears of a countercoup by loyalist factions within the military.
Political analysts speculated about the potential consequences of a countercoup on the stability of the region.
The president's advisors warned of the possibility of a countercoup if reforms were not implemented swiftly.
