Noun
an argument offered in opposition to another argument
Source: WordNetThe counterargument is that almost all cipher systems consistent with that era fail to match what is seen in the Voynich manuscript. Source: Internet
Progressive economist Paul Krugman has advanced the counterargument that this would have a corresponding devaluationary effect, like the sustained low interest rates of 2001–2004 produced against world currencies. Source: Internet
"Google’s counterargument to this was that the restrictions were necessary in order to avoid fragmentation" Source: Internet
Haider is clearly unable to offer a counterargument to Khan’s conviction that military force is always a last option, especially against one’s own people. Source: Internet
The counterargument just isn't as familiar to American voters. Source: Internet
The plaintiff offered an ingenious counterargument: Because Nabisco shares were publicly traded on an efficient market, their price reflected all publicly available information and therefore was the best available measure of their true value. Source: Internet