counteroffer (Meaning)

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counteroffer (n)

an offer made by someone who has rejected a prior offer

After receiving the initial offer, the seller decided to make a counteroffer with a higher price.
The negotiations stalled momentarily until the buyer submitted a counteroffer with revised terms.
In response to the job offer, the candidate submitted a counteroffer requesting a higher salary.
The landlord considered the tenant's counteroffer for a longer lease period before making a decision.
Despite the initial disagreement, the parties eventually reached a compromise through a series of counteroffers.
The real estate agent advised the client to carefully review the counteroffer before making a decision.
The contractor presented a counteroffer for the renovation project, adjusting the scope of work and timeline.
The artist submitted a counteroffer to the gallery owner, proposing a different commission structure for their artwork.
The company accepted the candidate's counteroffer after negotiating terms that were mutually beneficial.
The union representatives made a counteroffer during the collective bargaining process to address the workers' concerns.

an offer made by someone who has rejected a prior offer

suggestion, proposition,counterproposal, offer, proposal,proffer, countersuggestion, recommendation, nomination, presentation

No antonyms found.

After receiving the initial offer, the seller decided to make a counteroffer with a higher price.

The negotiations stalled momentarily until the buyer submitted a counteroffer with revised terms.

In response to the job offer, the candidate submitted a counteroffer requesting a higher salary.

The landlord considered the tenant's counteroffer for a longer lease period before making a decision.