countermanifesto
countermanifesto noun: a manifesto opposing another manifesto.
Noun
countermanifesto (plural countermanifestos)
- A manifesto opposing another manifesto.
- In 1970, he wrote “Dare to Discipline,” a countermanifesto to the child-rearing techniques espoused by Benjamin Spock; it defended, among other things, spanking with a belt or a switch.2007 May 27, Jacob Heilbrunn, “The Gospel of Dobson”, in New York Times
Forms of countermanifesto
| plural | countermanifestos |
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Origin of countermanifesto
From counter- + manifesto.
Questions about countermanifesto
- What does countermanifesto mean?
- Countermanifesto means a manifesto opposing another manifesto.
- What part of speech is countermanifesto?
- Countermanifesto is a noun.
- What is the plural of countermanifesto?
- The plural of countermanifesto is countermanifestos.
Words near countermanifesto in the dictionary
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