countermessage
countermessage noun: a message that refutes the content of another message.
Noun
countermessage (plural countermessages)
- A message that refutes the content of another message.
- The elimination of countermessages, mainly from abroad, became one of the key functions of the Soviet media system.2002, Terhi Rantanen, The Global and the National, page 23
Forms of countermessage
| plural | countermessages |
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Origin of countermessage
From counter- + message.
Questions about countermessage
- What does countermessage mean?
- Countermessage means a message that refutes the content of another message.
- What part of speech is countermessage?
- Countermessage is a noun.
- What is the plural of countermessage?
- The plural of countermessage is countermessages.
Words near countermessage in the dictionary
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