countermission
- noun
- During the conflict, our generals formulated a countermission to thwart the opposing forces.
Examples
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The commander launched a countermission to intercept the enemy's supply convoy.
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A successful countermission can prevent the opposing side from achieving its objectives.
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They planned a countermission after learning about the rival team's strategy.
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The team launched a countermission to thwart the enemy's plans.
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The countermission was executed flawlessly.
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The team planned a countermission to sabotage the enemy's operations.
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He received orders for a countermission designed to prevent the enemy from advancing.
Synonyms
Something that prevents or reduces harm
An action to respond to an opponent and get back an advantage
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Etymology
The word countermission combines counter- (meaning 'against'), as in counterattack, and mission (a 'task' or 'trip to do important work'). So a countermission is a mission sent to oppose or stop another mission.