countervision
countervision noun: a vision that goes against another vision.
Noun
countervision (plural countervisions)
- A vision that goes against another vision.
- Indeed, the peak years of Mr. Kennedy’s Senate career, the 1980s and ’90s, coincided with the ascendancy of a countervision, captured in Ronald Reagan ’s assertion: “Government is not the solution to our problem.2009 August 30, Sam Tanenhaus, “In Kennedy, the Last Roar of the New Deal Liberal”, in New York Times
Forms of countervision
| plural | countervisions |
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Origin of countervision
From counter- + vision.
Questions about countervision
- What does countervision mean?
- Countervision means a vision that goes against another vision.
- What part of speech is countervision?
- Countervision is a noun.
- What is the plural of countervision?
- The plural of countervision is countervisions.
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