counterstep (Meaning)

counterstep

a step taken in opposition to another step

The soldiers advanced with a precise counterstep to maintain a synchronized formation.
The dancer's counterstep contrasted beautifully with the leading step, creating a captivating rhythm.
The marching band played an intricate melody, each note accompanied by a perfect counterstep.
The chess player calculated his opponent's every move, planning a strategic counterstep to outmaneuver them.
The conductor's baton signaled the orchestra to execute a complex counterstep, resulting in a harmonious crescendo.
The diplomat proposed a compromise as a counterstep to resolve an international dispute.
The surgeon performed a precise counterstep to reposition the bone, ensuring a successful surgery.
The athlete's counterstep in the hurdles race allowed him to clear the obstacles with ease.
The researcher counterstepped the hypothesis to explore alternative theories.
The defense attorney's counterstep during the trial presented evidence that challenged the prosecution's case.

a step taken in opposition to another step

course, process, step, act, deed, measure, action, procedure, means, shift

No antonyms found.

The soldiers advanced with a precise counterstep to maintain a synchronized formation.

The dancer's counterstep contrasted beautifully with the leading step, creating a captivating rhythm.

The marching band played an intricate melody, each note accompanied by a perfect counterstep.

The chess player calculated his opponent's every move, planning a strategic counterstep to outmaneuver them.