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61Counter trade — Countertrade means exchanging goods or services which are paid for, in whole or part, with other goods or services, rather than with money. A monetary valuation can however be used in counter trade for accounting purposes. In dealings between… …
62counter-cast — counˈter cast noun (Spenser) A contrary cast, counter plot, trick • • • Main Entry: ↑counter …
63contrary — Synonyms and related words: abjuratory, abnegative, adversary, adversative, adverse, adversive, alien, antagonistic, anti, antipathetic, antipodal, antipode, antipodean, antipodes, antipole, antithesis, antithetic, antithetical, antonym,… …
64counter — I n 1. table, chopping block, work surface; stand, stall, booth, window, display II n 1. enumerator, numberer, abacist; fig urer, reckoner, estimator; arithmetician, mathematician, adder. 2. calculator, calculating machine, adding machine,… …
65counter-intuitive — adjective contrary to intuition or to common sense expectation. Derivatives counter intuitively adverb …
66counter to — nearly all of his proposals are counter to our original agreement Syn: against, in opposition to, contrary to, at variance with, in defiance of, in contravention of, in conflict with, at odds with …
67counter to — AGAINST, in opposition to, contrary to, at variance with, in defiance of, in contravention of, in conflict with, at odds with, against. → counter …
68counter-sense — counˈter sense noun An interpretation contrary to the real sense • • • Main Entry: ↑counter …
69counter- — prefix Etymology: Middle English contre , from Anglo French, from cuntre 1. a. contrary ; opposite < counterclockwise > < countermarch > b. opposing ; …
70counter- — a combining form of counter3, used with the meanings against, contrary, opposite, in opposition or response to (countermand); complementary, in reciprocation, corresponding, parallel (counterfoil; counterbalance); substitute, duplicate… …
