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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.
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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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Under TSA's plan, passengers would move to the ticket counter with their luggage, just as they do now.
Charlie Franciscus looked down at her new concrete kitchen counter with loving eyes.
 
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