Synonym Dictionary

An accusation made in response to another accusation.

To act against an influence in order to reduce or cancel its effect.

An accusation made in response to another accusation.

Made to imitate something genuine with the intention of deceiving.

Contrary to what intuition or ordinary expectation suggests.

To cancel or reverse an earlier order.

Having an effect that works against the intended goal.

Genuine or made in good faith.

To make up for a loss or disadvantage, or to provide payment for work.

Present everywhere, or seeming to be encountered everywhere.

To reject or reverse a decision through superior authority.

An apparent contradiction that may nevertheless express a truth.

Seeming contradictory or contrary to expectation, sometimes while expressing a valid insight.

A meaningful similarity or correspondence between separate things.

Deliberately contrary to what is expected or reasonable; also contrary in an unexpected way.

To answer an argument with opposing reasons or evidence.

A response that challenges a claim with opposing arguments or evidence.

An accusation made in response to another accusation.

An argument or evidence showing that a claim is false or mistaken.

To demonstrate that a claim or argument is false.

An act of retaliation for an injury or perceived wrong.

To formally cancel or withdraw a rule, agreement, or decision.

An action taken in return for a perceived injury, offense, or attack.

Moving backward or returning to a less developed or less desirable condition.