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counterrally

counterrally noun: a rally (demonstration) held in opposition to another.

Noun

counterrally (plural counterrallies)

  1. A rally (demonstration) held in opposition to another.

Verb

counterrally (third-person singular simple present counterrallies, present participle counterrallying, simple past and past participle counterrallied)

  1. (intransitive, rare) To carry out a counterrally.

Synonyms of counterrally

Forms of counterrally

Noun
pluralcounterrallies
alternative formcounter-rally
Verb
third-person singular presentcounterrallies
present participlecounterrallying
past participlecounterrallied
pastcounterrallied

Origin of counterrally

From counter- + rally.

Questions about counterrally

What does counterrally mean?
Counterrally means a rally (demonstration) held in opposition to another.
What part of speech is counterrally?
Counterrally can be a noun or a verb.
What is the plural of counterrally?
The plural of counterrally is counterrallies.

Words near counterrally in the dictionary

  1. counterraided
  2. counterraiding
  3. counterraids
  4. counterrallied
  5. counterrallies
  6. counterrally
  7. counterrallying
  8. counterrampant
  9. counterreaction
  10. counterreactions
  11. counterread

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