Noun
an action taken to offset another action
Source: WordNetA countermeasure was developed: the targeted submarine discharged an effervescent chemical, and the torpedo went after the noisier fizzy decoy. Source: Internet
A countermeasure is the use of software that prevents users from saving an edit that contains a link to a site listed on a blacklist of malware sites. Source: Internet
As a countermeasure, shock mounts can be installed to absorb resonant frequencies and thus dissipate the absorbed energy. Source: Internet
As a countermeasure, U-boats were fitted with radar warning receivers, to give them ample time to dive before the enemy closed in, as well as more anti aircraft guns. Source: Internet
A purported countermeasure involves filling the bowl with kosher salt and carefully wetting it with strong spirits. Source: Internet
Apple added Restricted Mode as a countermeasure against physical cracking devices such as GrayKey (which has been used by law enforcement) that exploit a USB connection to unlock the phone. Source: Internet