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counter with

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counter someone or something with something
to refute someone or something with something. She countered our evidence with an eyewitness. I countered Nancy with a better argument.
See also: counter

counter with something

to say something in refutation of something; to strike back with something. Aren't you going to counter with an argument? He countered with a punch in the jaw.
See also: counter


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Wood counters are traditional and handsome, either finished or left unfinished, but, like laminate, wood can burn and scorch; unlike laminate, wood is porous: it is important to clean a wood counter with an antibacterial agent, and you shouldn?
Byline: Nick Harder Orange County Register Charlie Franciscus looked down at her new concrete kitchen counter with loving eyes.
 
 
 
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