counterplay (Meaning)
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counterplay (n)
(chess) an attack that is intended to counter the opponent's advantage in another part of the board
Synonyms & Antonyms of counterplay
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counterplay Sentence Examples
- In chess, understanding the opponent's counterplay is crucial for devising effective strategies.
- The tennis player anticipated her opponent's move, ready to respond with quick counterplay.
- The playwright incorporated elements of counterplay to create tension and intrigue in the storyline.
- The team's defensive formation allowed for swift counterplay against the opponent's offensive maneuvers.
- The orchestra conductor coordinated the various sections to ensure seamless counterplay in the musical performance.
- The detective analyzed the suspect's actions, searching for clues of potential counterplay.
- The negotiation expert anticipated the other party's objections, prepared with a counterplay to overcome them.
- The soccer team practiced counterplay drills to improve their ability to quickly transition from defense to offense.
- The business mogul always had a backup plan, ready for any counterplay from competitors.
- The video game player adapted his strategy based on the opponent's movements, engaging in strategic counterplay to gain an advantage.
FAQs About the word counterplay
(chess) an attack that is intended to counter the opponent's advantage in another part of the board
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
In chess, understanding the opponent's counterplay is crucial for devising effective strategies.
The tennis player anticipated her opponent's move, ready to respond with quick counterplay.
The playwright incorporated elements of counterplay to create tension and intrigue in the storyline.
The team's defensive formation allowed for swift counterplay against the opponent's offensive maneuvers.
