Definitions

1. noun

A count of the opposite, especially in a tally or vote; a count of votes or opinions against a particular proposal or action.

“The company’s board of directors voted down the proposal, with a significant countertally to the initial yes votes.”

2. verb

To count or vote against something, especially in a tally or vote.

“The opposition party has been actively countertallying the government’s proposal in the parliament.”