anticounseling
anticounseling adjective: opposing counseling.
Adjective
anticounseling (comparative more anticounseling, superlative most anticounseling)
- Opposing counseling.
- You have realized for some time that Charles Underwood, a general science teacher at your school, is anticounseling. He has never referred a student to you and you've heard that he's been discouraging other teachers […]1972, Robert D. Myrick, Joe Wittmer, School Counseling: Problems and Methods
- Though one might find some exceptions, so-called psychology bashers are not anticounseling. Most of them work to develop and practice loving and effective care for souls as the alternative to secular or quasi-secular psychotherapy.2001, Mark R. McMinn, Timothy R. Phillips, Care for the Soul
Forms of anticounseling
| comparative | more anticounseling |
|---|---|
| superlative | most anticounseling |
Origin of anticounseling
From anti- + counseling.
Questions about anticounseling
- What does anticounseling mean?
- Anticounseling means opposing counseling.
- What part of speech is anticounseling?
- Anticounseling is an adjective.
Words near anticounseling in the dictionary
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