Counterclaim

Pronunciation: /ˈkaʊntərˌkleɪm/

Counterclaim (noun)

  1. a statement made to oppose or disagree with another statement or claim.
  2. a legal claim made against someone who has already made a claim against you.

Examples

  • She presented a counterclaim to challenge his argument.
  • The debate team prepared a strong counterclaim.

Common collocations: present a counterclaim, strong counterclaim, counterclaim to challenge, file a counterclaim, submit a counterclaim