counter
/ˈkaʊntər/Definitions
1. noun
A person, machine, or device that counts, records, or measures something, such as money, time, or movement.
“The cashier used a cash counter to tally up the customer’s purchases.”
2. noun
A person who opposes or argues against something, such as a proposal or an idea.
“The counter in the debate effectively refuted the opponent’s argument.”
3. verb
To oppose or argue against something, such as a proposal or an idea.
“The team counter-attacked with a strong defense and won the game.”
4. verb
To measure or record something, such as time or movement.
“The athlete’s coach counter-started the timer to ensure a fair competition.”
5. verb
To take revenge or retaliate against someone or something.
“The company counter-sued the former employee for defamation.”